How else would you describe an indispensable stylist who pops up on decades' worth of recordings by instrumentalists and vocalists as diverse as Lester Young, Charlie Parker, John Coltrane, Sarah Vaughan, Eric Dolphy, Stan Getz, and Chick Corea?
But they had the assistance of Mary Beth Waite of the Halstead Property Company, a broker they describe as indispensable, and Mark Wenitzky of Chase, a banker who went out of his way to help.
In the news pages of Le Soir, these measures were described as indispensable preparations for an orderly "emigration" of Jews.
The role of the military, despite the green shoots of democracy in the country, is often described as indispensable under the current Constitution, which the military wrote.
After a dismal winter of multibillion-dollar bank bailouts overseen by Mr. Brown, the aides said, and with early signs that the British economy might be past the worst of the recession, now was not the time to be replacing a prime minister the aides described as indispensable.
There were no funds available for equipment,—such as incubators, cages, heating elements, thermostats, water-vapor controls, fans, etc., usually described as indispensable.
We have previously used these PKD-null DT40 cells to define an essential role for PKDs in regulation of class II HDACs, the present report now describes an indispensable role for PKDs in regulating the phosphorylation of HSP27 on serine 82, a site previously identified as a target for the p38-MAPKAPK2 signalling cascade [42].
The new defence guidelines describe the alliance as indispensable and call for it to be strengthened.
President Barack Obama, who has just proclaimed Oct. 24 "United Nations Day," likes to describe the U.N. as "indispensable, if imperfect".
This review is designed to describe some pituitary mechanisms indispensable for growth and sexual maturation during the neuroendocrine adaptation of the female mammal to the extrauterine environment.
