Chhotomama's "joy" (ananda), unlike Lapierre's, goes back to Tagore's belief that ananda was essential to creation, both aesthetic and divine; a belief not so far from the young James Joyce's that "the spirit which proceeds out of truth and beauty is the holy spirit of joy".
Pacific islanders recognize that healthy reefs are essential for creation, support, protection and repair of their islands, and serve as a living pantry for the subsistence harvest and consumption of many reef organisms.
There are many barriers and gaps that stymie essential job creation and economic growth worldwide and prevent entrepreneurs from achieving success and reaching their fullest potential.
Understanding how complex antibiotics are synthesised by their producer bacteria is essential for creation of new families of bioactive compounds.
It has been postulated that there may be overlap between the development of OA and natural variation in skeletogenesis, based on the assumption that efficient developmental patterning of the skeleton is essential for creation and maintenance of healthy joints.
For epidemiologic studies, all seven guidelines are important, but three are essential: the creation of a roster of exposed persons (no. 1), the collection of radiation field measurements (no. 4), and the calculation of realistic unbiased doses for all study participants (no. 5).
Thus, while the exact functions of Wnt/β-catenin pathway activity in response to injury still need to be elucidated in the non-regenerating mammalian heart, but also in regenerating lower vertebrates, manipulation of the pathway is essential for creation of therapeutically useful cardiomyocytes from stem cells in culture.
Objectively, this paper proposes an innovative monitoring platform for Environmental Sensing, supported by a cloud and ubiquitous architecture, using Big Data processing capacity, towards an efficient, effective, sustainable and passive eco-environment, where human-to-human relations allows the essential co-creation and co-decision in this business area.
He surmised that had radar been a factor in making doctrine, many theorists would have reasoned that massed defenses would make all strategic air attacks too costly, inhibiting if not entirely suppressing the concepts that proved decisive in World War II and essential to the creation of the United States Air Force.
