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Records had first been superseded by cassettes, which were portable (they had become indispensable with the introduction of the personal stereo) but chronically unreliable.

The introduction offered indispensable advice for the expectant parent unsure what to call their child: "Some names have developed negative connotations," it warned, "such as Adolf and Myra".

The introduction of grafting was indispensable for propagation of species such as apple that are difficult to root (Janick 2005; Zohary and Hopf 2000).

Introduction: Ultrasonography is regarded as an indispensable element for physicians who work in trauma care and emergency.

The English translation, in van Heijenoort [1969], of Brouwer's [1927] (with a fine introduction by Parsons) is still an indispensable reference for Brouwer's theory of the continuum.

Thus the looseness of values and the differences they permit "may... appear an indispensable means of spreading the risk which the introduction or support of novelty always entails" (Ibid).

17, 18 Early diagnosis and timely introduction of follow-up care are indispensable for preserving the patients' quality of life.

To cope with this changing general setup of the clinic's daily routine organizational and structural changes have to be realized and the introduction of new regulatory mechanisms is indispensable.

The introduction of nuclear power plant becomes more indispensable, although the share is to be small but significantly important for electric generation in Java Madura Bali grid.

For a national introduction of the NMDS-AT, it is indispensable to regulate the NMDS strategy by law, as experience in Belgium has shown [ 61].

The introduction of a European banking regulator is an indispensable precondition for direct bank recapitalizations.