It was of a very great importance so that big writers and philosophers as Aristotle wrote books about it, as the Ethical Nikomaheia.
Since the early 20th century, there has been an explosion in the development and use of plastics, and their utility and importance have become so great that it is difficult to imagine modern life without them.
Moreover, with continued foreign investment dependent upon successful reform within an increasingly competitive regional market, its importance has never been so great.
Machiavelli says: "One error into which princes… are apt to fall, is of so great importance that I must not pass it over.
Whether he comes to share that feeling or not, I hope that Chen Guangcheng knows that although a country's democracy and human rights are of great importance, so are a family's love and affection.
Second, one may question that vehicles appearing in the surveillance videos are of great importance; so the changes of pixel values from the watermark embedding may not be appropriate.
When two materials are brought in contact, the proper or adequate adhesion between them is of great importance, so it is necessary to device ways to attain the requisite adhesion strength between similar or dissimilar materials including the different combinations of metallic materials, polymers, composite materials and ceramics.
The search for adolescent risk factors is therefore of great importance, so that effective prevention and management can be implemented.
It is noteworthy that in the UK, primary care doctors may not work within paediatrics during their vocational training [ 49], thereby making the inclusion of pMSK content in their undergraduate child health education, of even greater importance so that they have basic skills and knowledge.
The system of literary agents began in Britain but spread rapidly to the United States and also to the Continent, though in the latter it did not assume so great an importance.
The importance of dramatization in poetry is so great as to seem self-evident.
