Implementation of advanced methods constitute a real necessity in the safety and design analysis and allow obtaining more realistic simulation of the processes taking place during the normal operations and transients.
"In such a context, does migration constitute a choice or a necessity?"Migrants' rights may be easy to assert for islanders whose homes are drowned but hard in the case of big, messy movements across Africa and Asia.
I've listened to great thinkers describe in lofty tones how it constitutes a historical necessity.
Having available tools to determine the prognosis of critically ill children at admission to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU), or during the first 24 hours after admission, constitutes a clinical necessity.
In the trial of one of the crew members, the court recognized that such circumstances of necessity may constitute a defense to a charge of criminal homicide, provided that those sacrificed be fairly selected, as by lot.
The third-line reserve will be intravenous morphine (Morphin HCI®, Sintetica, Mendrision, Switzerland); however, its necessity will constitute a protocol violation.
In this view, drugs that may at first appear to constitute a luxury (e.g., pharmacogenomic drugs) may actually be a necessity.
The findings are valuable when interpreting the outcomes of social phenomena and constitute a good source for demonstrating the importance and necessity of national support to promote TKM.
Two objects constitute a pair.
does not constitute a summary.
