Sentence examples for imperative concepts from inspiring English sources

Most of the available toolkits such as the Chemistry Development Kit[1] or OpenBabel[2] are written in object-oriented languages using typical imperative concepts such as mutable data structures and opaque methods (see below) to implement chemical entities and algorithms.

The evaluation of kinetic parameters is a very imperative concept to elucidate the mechanism of metal ion binding on the surface of biosorbent and to chalk out the rate controlling step.

Isotherm modeling of the data obtained at the attainment of the equilibrium in batch or continuous biosorption studies is a very imperative concept to elucidate the partition of metal ions between solid and liquid phase.

Not only will you get the credit for attendance (hopefully), but you won't miss any imperative announcements, concepts the professor stresses, or bonus questions the teacher includes in class (sneaky buggers, aren't they?).

It thus becomes imperative that these concepts are learned and used in the design of future studies in the treatment of spinal disorders.

For universal health coverage or the broader goals of maximizing/ensuring healthy lives and achieving health and well-being at all ages to achieve their considerable ambitions, it is imperative that these concepts are adequately substantiated and that corresponding state responsibilities for domestic and international action are defined.

Underlying the teams' conception of GHR was their focus on equity as an ethical imperative in the concept of health for all.

In the post-privacy era, it is imperative you grasp the concept that less is more.

This is imperative, for while the concept is widely promoted and its successes are widely claimed, it often is questionable to what extent such claims are valid and whether the outcomes are desirable.

Here, it is imperative to bring the concept propounded and studied by Vuong and Pothayee et al. to empirically estimate the r2 of the MNS which has square dependency with size (d) divided by internal volume fraction (Φintra) of hydrated MNS.

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.