The content underscores the recognition of the pressing and inescapable need for making changes from unsustainable to sustainable production and consumption patterns.
That's a fairly grandiose ambition, yet the possibility of these realizations will be undermined by the inescapable need to conceptualize information about behavior using the very beliefs Pentland hopes to remove from the equation.
Very simply, this is the inescapable need to close one's Facebook account, stop the Tweets and spend a few days without any of these tools.
The comprehensive analysis of KRAS gene represents, instead, an inescapable investigational need, with the aim to better characterise the biology of colorectal cancer and to opportunely verify the predictive potential of KRAS rare variants.
It probably didn't hurt that last winter's problems on Metro-North -- the breakdowns, the cancellation of dozens of trains, and the commuter outrage that followed -- offered inescapable proof of the need for change.
After the last eight years, it seemed everyone finally came together to agree on this inescapable notion of what we need.
The effect of the Machiavellian dichotomy between the need for flexibility and the inescapable constancy of character is to demonstrate an inherent practical limitation in single-ruler regimes.
But what we need to know far beyond the inescapable evidence of how big and bad the problems are is what can be done?
Lackluster sales signal a need to change your business plan, not an inescapable collapse of industry.
Under the guise of eliminating the need for trust, Nakamoto demonstrates that trust is an inescapable part of payment systems.
However, the shared experience of workshops, visits and interviews carried them with us, in acknowledging the help users required to handle the often inescapable complexity of their sites and the focus and differentiation needed to address the security issues.
