Sentence examples for either imperative from inspiring English sources

It is an age-old struggle between personal benefit and community benefit, and many Americans seemingly perceive that the economy today is neither sick enough nor well enough for either imperative to prevail.

The three pathways constructed in correspondence with cross-impact analysis represent each the possible combination for smart robots using either imperative, autonomic, and cognitive computational intelligence (Pathway A, yellow line), the generic abstract intelligence mode (Pathway B, red line) or an alternative technology of abstract thinking (Pathway C, blue line).

An MT is based on a set of rules (either declarative or imperative) that help to identify concepts in a source metamodel in order to create enriched concepts in the target metamodel.

It was, therefore, imperative either to functionalize the cubes immediately, or to store the particles at low temperatures and neutral pH to retard hydrolysis.

How sad it is that we should be viewed as potentially responsible for this suffering by practicing our profession in a way that is driven either by technological imperatives or by a fear of litigation should intensive therapies be withheld or withdrawn.

In short, we should treat it either as a dramatic imperative or as something designed to give erotic pleasure.

That's beginning to look like a cruel joke: cruel because it leads doctors to harass women into compliance; a joke because no one can argue this is either a public health imperative or a valid measure of the quality of care.

However, even Davies feels that when oil supplies do finally peak, "the imperative for either a non-oil transport fuel or vastly more fuel efficient cars increases substantially".

However, the original solution had two limitations: 1) the endpoint process fragments cannot distinguish between obligation and permission semantics to communicate richer choices of next-steps, and 2) it was time-consuming to create process fragment variants in an imperative style (either using complex workflow models or manually).

It would be imperative to either demonstrate that the proposed pathway is a new branch of UPR or simply change the title and the central premise of the paper to "identification of a role for LRH-1 in hepatic ER stress".

These gestures create a referential triangle between signaler, recipient and a third entity and are used either to make requests (imperatives, for example, 'take this') or as a means to obtain 'attention' in the form of "laughter, comment, smiles and eye contact" (declaratives, for example, 'look at this').