Accurate prediction of concrete compressive strength is imperative for investigating the in-situ concrete quality.
It is important -- no, imperative -- that a strength borne of conviction, vision and wisdom emerge from the ash heap of recrimination and political calculation.
Many faith communities are recognizing the anxiety of our climate crisis but acting on the moral imperative for justice, building strength through partnerships with groups that include non-profits and renewable energy companies.
In studies of transplanted cultured skin epithelium for treatment of severe burn injuries, the subepithelial tissue of the dermis seems imperative for good mechanical strength, stability, and to reduce the risk of peeling off and infection [ 21].
Speaking of the "China Dream," the new Chinese leader, Xi Jinping, upholds the same imperatives of national unity, strength and pride against the need for broad democratic reforms.
The new Chinese leader, Xi Jinping — whether speaking of the "China Dream," or launching a new "rectification" campaign — upholds the same imperatives of national unity, strength, and pride while restricting political freedoms.
Second, as accounting information is just one part of the wider information set that managers use to perform their work, it is imperative to consider its strengths and weaknesses not in isolation but relative to other sources of information at a manager's disposal.
Gary Lineker, a classic box player who worked best when he was paired with an attacker with a different and complementary skill-set, suggests it seems to be an imperative now to have more strength than he had.
Without the Olympian velocity of a Cristiano Ronaldo or Yaya Toure's adamantine strength, finesse is imperative – that means recycling possession among midfielders and full-backs until a tantalising defensive gap offers a through-ball opportunity, or an out-of-position opponent provides a brief window in which to cross.
Strength and awareness is imperative.
