Turing's genius made him indispensible to the war effort as a code-breaker an assignment he shared, as it happens, with one of today's honorary degree recode-breaker anPassignments, whe washaredded asBronze Star for breakitg Japanese codes.
By promising to deliver refugee resettlement (a plan that was, right from the outset, unpopular in PNG, O'Neill made himself indispensible to Canberra, on the basis of the "he-might-be-a-son-of-a-bitch-but-he's-our-son-of-a-bitch" principle so beloved of US presidents).
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They can neither be collected with reasonable effort nor used since their high mineral content makes them indispensible as an on-site fertilizer.
That strike took Kane to 22 goals in all competitions this season, the third consecutive campaign in which he has surpassed 20 goals, remarkable consistency that makes him indispensible to Spurs' future.
Clinical teachers make an indispensible contribution to the learning of medical students in the clinical workplace (Dolmans et al. 2002; Dornan 2006; Stern et al. 2000).
Tregs make up an indispensible counter-balance to the pro-inflammatory cells of the immune system.
A subset of this group comprises those with the added desirable feature of being involved in oncogenesis, making their expression indispensible to the tumor.
Pediatric trials most often have specific ethical, safety and design issues that make a DMC indispensible, and, therefore, various pediatric specialty committees recommend their use[ 24, 140- 143] Given the results of this study, we feel there is a need for a standard in the field of pediatric trials, including operational criteria for the establishment, roles and conduct of DMCs.
As he shook his head, laughing, I marveled at how indispensible Kenneth had made himself to the Nashville Symphony, what a noble example of service his career represented.
