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Indeed, it is the author's view that accounting for, understanding of, and designing with strong nonlinearity will become a cornerstone of future engineering practice.

Adams might become a cornerstone for the Jets' defense.

Introduction Noninvasive ventilation (NIV) has become a cornerstone for the supportive therapy of acute respiratory failure (ARF).

There was one feature that Jobs initially opposed, however, that has since become a cornerstone for the company: apps.

Biocuration has become a cornerstone for analyses in biology, and to meet needs, the amount of annotations has considerably grown in recent years.

It became a cornerstone for research that led to what is now a widely used medical tool: modern magnetic resonance imaging, or M.R.I.

The experience of pain that I had rejected for months became a cornerstone for something new.

Finally, regional security became a cornerstone for U.S. strategy in the Middle East during the decades-long rule under Mubarak.

This will be the third year for The Big Payback and the event has already become a cornerstone of support for the nonprofit community.

If it hasn't already, harnessing big data will become a cornerstone to all successful marketing departments of the future.

This is also important because some believe leasing could potentially become a cornerstone of how all cars are "owned" in the future.