Sentence examples for indispensable class from inspiring English sources

Epoxies are an indispensable class of polymers for modern industry.

Other studies have also re-affirmed the indispensable contribution of attending class to better knowledge and cumulative grade point average (CGPA) [ 13- 18].

The union of the English and Scottish crowns in James I in 1603 and the removal of the Scottish court to England deprived writers of the court patronage that, in the absence of a wealthy and leisured middle class, was indispensable to the continued existence of secular literature in the vernacular.

Using multimodal logistics is an indispensable option for world class organizations, so the present paper is an attempt to fill-in this gap in the research field of location-routing.

The other side involves both a number of ELT-methodology-specific communicative strategies that are indispensable in the ESP class, such as self-directed learning techniques, as well as enhancing the role of the ESP teacher as counsellor.

The banks have fallen out of favor with the public, but their campaign cash is indispensable among the political class and so they remain as powerful as ever in American politics.

Even among four-year institutions, very few are genuinely selective, and very few pay much more than lip service to those Great Books; with a college degree becoming an indispensable passport to middle-class life, both the colleges and the students take an increasingly utilitarian view of the transaction that results in a degree.

But, as Quine later pointed out, in the end it was indispensable to quantify over classes (Quine 1960).

Two kinds of data were indispensable in the two-class SVM modeling: (1) Units with landslides and units supposed to be considered as stable and conditions of these units and (2) Conditions of units that needed to be predicted.

Not being an atheist like Christopher Hitchens, Hedges accepts the church as an indispensable pillar of the liberal class.

Class A (absolutely): indispensable drug, clear-cut benefit in terms of efficacy/safety ratio proven for a given indication in older people.