The monuments by which he will be remembered are some 60 architectural catalogues, the Library of the Canadian Centre for Architecture (almost every book guided there by his hand), and that indispensable work for lovers of the metropolis, The London Encyclopaedia, which he co-edited with Christopher Hibbert in 1983.
Taking this stance does not make him hostile or dismissive of faith and theological reflection; on the contrary, he grants that "indispensable potentials for meaning are preserved in religious language"—potentials that, at least so far, have not been fully reduced to philosophical and secular reasons (2002, 77, 162).
We won't know the final March 31 tally for days, possibly weeks, but that indispensable enrollment tracker Charles Gaba is projecting 6.78 million exchange enrollments, with a chance of topping 7 million. .
For that you may need the indispensable Web site baseball-reference.com, or, better yet, the classic oral history "The Glory of Their Times," by Lawrence S. Ritter, probably the best baseball book ever written.
Use has been made of various carbonaceous solid fuels, from anthracite to low-rank coal char, as well as petroleum coke, after having confirmed kinetic parameters for the surface reaction that are indispensable for estimating combustion rate.
What eventually persuade me to support the directive after all was the need for this monitoring to be tightened up, for that is indispensable.
In the experimental approach, the essential genes that are indispensable for cell growth are determined by large-scale gene disruption, and they are considered to comprise a minimal gene set.
Iron is an essential trace element, that is indispensable for basic cellular processes but is toxic at higher levels and therefore, its metabolism is tightly regulated [1], [2].
Essential genes encode proteins that are indispensable for cellular growth; hence such genes can be viewed as having "extreme control" on growth.
