Sentence examples for imperative facets from inspiring English sources
Executive functions, learning and attention are imperative facets of cognitive performance, affected in many neuropsychiatric disorders.
As these projects develop, and more come to fruition, it's imperative that one facet is a part of the development cycle at the forefront — traffic safety and mobility.
Decker said it was imperative for Posey to understand the various facets of catching, especially with the Giants' pitching staff at the core of the team's success.
In contrast, it is imperative to ensure that the decompositions or facets are distinctive, i.e. they are maximally different from each other.
In other words, action and perception are facets of the same underlying imperative; namely to minimize hierarchical prediction errors through selective sampling of sensory inputs.
As our country continues to redevelop and rethink the way health care is delivered, it has never been more imperative to inspire effective innovation in just about every facet of patient care.
That makes it imperative, Mr. Bruhl said, for the arts to continue growing and for there to be two distinct facets to that growth -- "the bread and butter of year-round attractions like the Maritime Aquarium in Norwalk, and intense high-profile events like this festival that generate tremendous interest and building up to a week or two of excitement".
"Communication is imperative".
Outdoor space was imperative.
