These pretty pieces are also functionally essential; operation of a foot pedal sets the wheels spinning, while the pressing of the keys pushes the desired strings down upon the hair-lined wheels, contributing to an orchestral sound that is both familiar and alien.
In Sade's philosophy, where the essential operation of Nature is not procreation but destruction, murder is natural and morally acceptable.
"As we welcome the benefits of health-care technology we must also ensure we are effectively protecting patient information and the essential operations of our health-care entities," Warner said.
The essential operations for the production of all types of photoengravings are similar.
It held that the state statute, although applicable to employee benefit plan[s], does not refe[r] to ERISA plans to an extent that would require pre-emption, because it does not apply immediately and exclusively to an ERISA plan, nor is the existence of such a plan essential to operation of the statute. Id., at 574, 989 P.2d, at 89.
Drilling is an essential operation in the assembly of the structural frames of automobiles and aircrafts.
Deliberate mixing of granular solids is an essential operation in the production of industrial powder products usually constituted from different ingredients.
Essential community workers (ecw) referred to persons providing services that are essential to the operation of the country, including key administrative personnel, police, firemen, customs officer, military personnel, etc. Aboriginals (abo) referred to indigenous persons and travelers (trv) included frequent travelers, persons travelling to areas with sustained transmission, and pilgrims.
Departments should permit overtime work by non-exempt employees only when it is essential to the operation of the department.
But a prosecutor, Christopher J. Morvillo, said in court that the defendants had helped to create a "pipeline for information" essential to the operation of the Islamic group.
