Sentence examples for importance a selection from inspiring English sources

When my wife returned from Paris recently, she brought with her a new book of exceptional importance: a selection of the last two years of Nietzsche's letters prior to his breakdown in 1889 the years that coincide with the writing of his short, radical books "Twilight of the Idols," "The Antichrist," "The Case of Wagner," and "Ecce Homo".

These papers demonstrate the importance of a selection protocol for cooperative relay communications.

Independence, a quality that several of the HENVINET-experts considered to be of main importance as a selection criterion for participating experts, is to be questioned per definition according one expert: " All EU advisers are dependent on funding, so there might be a bias".

4. Flavour your Trinny & Susannah with an insatiable appetite for publicity, some nausea-inducing self-importance and a selection of unpalatable, out-of-date phrases such as "OK yah!" and "fashionista". 5. Toss in as many samples of breasts as possible.

This increases the importance of usability as a selection criterion when hospitals purchase new equipment.

In view of the growing importance of QR, we review a selection of papers in the supply chain management literature that focus on the innovative measures associated with QR.

For example, knowledge gained from answering questions around prioritization of PPCPs, the importance of the environment as a selection pressure for antimicrobial resistance, identification of regions of greatest risk, and characterization of risks to wildlife may all need to be answered before the top-ranked question can be addressed.

A level of importance (LOI) selection parameter is employed in order to identify species with general low importance to the overall accuracy of a chemical model.

Previous modeling approaches have overlooked the importance of selection cues as a key component in the mechanisms giving rise to ecological traps.

To understand the emergence of higher levels of biological organisation we must understand how the interests of lower-level units became united and the relative importance of selection shifted towards a higher level of biological organisation.

Taken together, our results for various subgroups confirm the existence of a union membership vacation differential and underline the great importance of selection into membership as an explanation.