Sentence examples for imperative with which from inspiring English sources

To reveal the grain boundaries, the grain sizes of the ZnO film at different O2 pressure ratios are imperative, with which the XRD spectra were measured as shown in Figure 4a.

And it was impossible to be unmoved by the pure-heartedness of Saint Laurent's love of women; or by his appearance of leonine decrepitude; or by the tragic grimace — the expression of a man walking the plank and still riven to his core by the conflicting imperatives of resistance and surrender — with which he took his final steps down the runway.

Maybe all that matters is the comfort, and the fidelity and fervor with which it is rendered, the ethical imperatives it unfailingly serves.

Because of the frequency with which these compounds are detected, it is imperative that reasonably achievable and practical remediation goals be established.

Asking ourselves to whom is addressed development and with which resources it can be realized is an imperative question.

But with which party?

And with which cheese?

It is to be contrasted with a hypothetical imperative, which does depend on a person's ends.

Or is it an electoral imperative to which opposition ultimately guarantees political suicide?

This is easiest to understand through the corresponding kind of imperative, which Kant calls a categorical imperative.

When you need to tell or command someone to not read something, you would use the negative imperative, which differs from the affirmative imperative.