Sentence examples for critical themes from inspiring English sources

This chapter describes both enzyme innovations and critical themes in process optimization.

This lecture class offers an introduction to critical themes and events across a broad swath of Latin America's history.

Negotiation Briefings contributor Jennifer S. Lerner of Harvard Kennedy School and her colleagues have identified two critical themes.

The center is "a cluster of organizations which are necessarily different and diverse but are sufficiently clustered around critical themes," Mr. Beebe said.

In this article, we highlight the significance and need for conducting context-specific human resource management (HRM) research, by focusing on four critical themes.

Sir Peter Bazalgette, the chairman of Arts Council England, said: "Two critical themes leap out of this welcome report – the importance of improving access to the arts, and that culture and the creative industries are one entity.

The critical theme of the new design is the shifting downward of air handling areas.

Citing the killings of four Israeli settlers in the West Bank this week, Mr. Netanyahu said security would have to be a critical theme of the talks.

"A critical theme that emerged throughout our inquiry was the difficulty of answering the question: Who is in charge?" said Lee H. Hamilton, the panel's vice chairman and a former Democratic House member from Indiana.

It's a familiar critical theme that Steven Soderbergh's movies are obsessed with process, with the realization of an idea, and that theme isn't just in his movies, it's the way he thinks, as seen in a speech he gave last Saturday at the San Francisco International Film Festival — its annual State of Cinema Address — that none of us were meant to see.

The accuracy and metrology traceability of DNA quantification is becoming a critical theme in many fields, including diagnosis, forensic analysis, microorganism detection etc.