Sentence examples for importance of one from inspiring English sources

In this paper, authors focus on the importance of one specific property of a design knowledge representation: the unambiguity.

But in In Praise of Chairs, film essayist Tony Zhou zeroes in on the importance of one particular set piece in his new video. .

Remember, four items focus on the importance of one religion's God, three more deal with coveting (but not actually taking) other people's stuff, and another is about being inactive on Sundays.

The term 'conditional' here refers to the fact that the variable importance of one variable is computed conditionally on the values of other associated/correlated predictor variables.

The FCO added that Hammond would also "underline the importance of One Country, Two Systems and of restarting progress on political reform" in his meeting with Leung later Friday.

A large college-age man tried on rumply tweed Rex Harrison-style hats and debated the importance of one that had a fat button at the temple.

Mr. Dukakis is a big believer in the importance of one-on-one contact at election time.

For anisotropic molecules on anisotropic substrates, we have previously shown the importance of one-dimensional diffusion on wetting monolayers for the growth of crystallites of lying molecules.

Therefore, the technological importance of one-dimensional (1-D) nanostructure and the lack of information on their morphology underline the need for developing growth parameter studying.

But the administration is finally waking up to the importance of one-day cricket and Fletcher's plea for more fixtures looks like it is being heard.

Tendulkar would have been great in any age, yet he was lucky that his cricketing career coincided with the rise of satellite television, as well as with the growing importance of one-day cricket.