Sentence examples for indispensable functions from inspiring English sources

All of these elements have indispensable functions.

In its versatility in performing a large number of indispensable functions, it has no equal; in fact, it presides over so many such activities that even the slightest damage to it has serious consequences.

One of the indispensable functions of government national defense has made governments the most important consumers of goods, and they have not hesitated to use their resulting pricing, purchasing, and contracting powers to achieve various economic aims.

In his view, the components of the social structure have indispensable functions for one another the continued existence of the one component is dependent on that of the others and for the society as a whole, which is seen as an integrated, organic entity.

In addition to their aforementioned indispensable functions, CARs have a substantial role in the formation and maintenance of proper cellular architecture, and potentially also in the protection of the translational machinery under stress conditions.

In addition to the stress-induced chaperones, many molecular chaperones are expressed constitutively and are widely held to have basic and indispensable functions in maintaining protein conformation.

At first hindered by government-imposed censorship, taxes, and other restrictions, newspapers in the 18th century came to enjoy the reportorial freedom and indispensable function that they have retained to the present day.

Path following is an indispensable function for autonomous vehicles.

Controllable polymer micropatterns, served as indispensable function structures, are extensively required in many micro/nano scientific areas and engineering applications.

Kant describes the function he had in mind as "a blind but indispensable function of the soul" (A78=B103), so he meant something rather different from what we now mean by the term 'imagination' (A120 and fn).

However, computers and technologies often play a subsidiary role in facilitating teaching and learning in nowadays schools rather than an indispensable function that deeply incorporated into the daily instructional practices (Bebell, Russell, & O'Dwyer, 2004; Ling Koh, Chai, & Tay, 2014).