One reasonably might have assumed, the imperatives of the marketplace being what they are, that its box office failure spelled the end of Hulk sequels - at least for the foreseeable future.
We found that the pH of arrangement assumes an imperative part on Na+ absorption attributes on ACTF.
It is imperative to minimize misspecification of the assumed GLMM, and this analysis enables the trial statistician to define a broad and robust setting for the final choice of the model.
The trouble with the rage for art in Britain now is that too often, the educational imperative is forgotten and it is lazily assumed that all good art can be understood instantly, without tears.
Kant assumed that in principle each mature, reflective individual, guided by the Categorical Imperative, could reach the same conclusions about what duty requires.
In the presence of larger volumes, it is reasonable to assume that the biological imperative to close the laryngeal vestibule might be greater, given that larger volumes may flow more rapidly into the pharynx under the influence of gravity.
The imperative to keep a strained marriage afloat "for the sake of the children" became an imperative to end a strained marriage for the sake of the adults — and, it was blithely assumed, for the greater happiness of the children involved.
Finally, they assumed a particular picture or model of ethical theorizing, according to which a vast, tightly organized system of judgments is supported by a pivotally placed keystone composed of one or two principles, such as Kant's categorical imperative.
It is therefore imperative to assess any claims of atypical growth strategies and, if they are present, to explore possible exceptions to the assumed "normal" life-history.
"As a federal agency, I think it's imperative that we assume a leadership role and help move the field forward, she said.
