Following its renewal by Johnson, the Gai'wiio became a key component of Iroquois identity.
Gravity became a key component and the works, as lyrically beautiful as they were formally innovative, made the gallery look like a colour-filled sail shop.
The personal interview became a key component of admissions in order, Karabel writes, "to ensure that 'undesirables' were identified and to assess important but subtle indicators of background and breeding such as speech, dress, deportment and physical appearance".
Mandela's post-apartheid policies of reconciliation and forgiveness, critical as they were for the peaceful transformation, led to a situation where the economic dominance of white South Africa was not so much dismantled as lightly diluted by the rise of a new black elite, of which the ANC establishment became a key component.
And so it came to pass, a record made by playing other peoples' records – Grandmaster Flash had broken the fourth wall of the recording industry, and by the end of the decade his influence would be heard everywhere, as hip-hop and turntablism became a key component of popular culture during the late 20th century.
With more and more people using ATMs, they became a key component in how banknotes entered circulation.
The archive becomes a key component of discussions, with many posters internally linking to and footnoting archived entries.
By Allison Morgan August 22, 2013 As the new school year commences, the uniform becomes a key component in many a student's wardrobe.
Product-placement deals have become a key component of reality shows, the most notable being Coke and Ford's participation in Fox's "American Idol".
