Sentence examples for indispensable act from inspiring English sources

Becoming an artist really was a useless but indispensable act of spiritual preservation for her, and that is the work's ultimate lesson.

The problem with making moral arguments by appealing to revulsion is that some beneficial and indispensable acts can also be revolting.

Standard T1- and T2-weighted sequences therefore remain indispensable to act as an anatomical reference frame for the DWIBS images, in order to exactly localize lesions.

Because anatomical details are lacking in these images, standard T1- and T2-weighted sequences remain indispensable to act as anatomical reference for the DWIBS images, in order to exactly localize lesions, therefore adding another acquisition time to the entire magnetic resonance (MR) examination.

The amino acids through transamination and deamination actions might have supplied indispensable ketoacids to act as precursors for the maintenance of carbohydrate metabolism to meet the energy requirements during pollutant exposure [ 56].

I'm a voracious Apple Watch user, and, after over a year of allowing it to rub up against the real world with all of its indignities, I think that a healthy dose of simplification and physicality could help it move from something for gadget lovers and fiddlers to a truly indispensable device that acts as an interface between the physical and digital worlds.

But many people outside government say the act is indispensable to the democratic process.

Mr. Comey's speech came on the same day that Attorney General John Ashcroft, in an op-ed piece in The Wall Street Journal, called the act "an indispensable tool" in fighting terrorism and said it was "often portrayed in an outright false light".

Two Cl– ions bound near the Mn4CaO5 cluster act as indispensable cofactors, but their functional roles remain to be clarified.

Above all, it is an indispensable soldier that actively acts as a major intermediate involved in the vast cellular and organ energy interplay, allowing the body to cope with a wide range of metabolic disorders (for example, exercise, hypoxia, ischemia, severe sepsis, shock) [ 2].

Cell phones have become such routine, indispensable irritants in ordinary life that we forget the ways they have reinvented the act of conversation.