Twenty years ago, arts visibility, policy and recognition barely existed, and certainly not at levels that could match commercial imperatives.
Impedance matching is imperative to get the most into, and out of, an antenna, and several matching circuits are presented with various examples to use them.
The explosion of sequence information in bacteria makes developing high-throughput, cost-effective approaches to matching genes with phenotypes imperative.
We have found that matching gender and ethnicity when selecting focus group moderators is imperative to gaining richly detailed information, particularly among younger students.
In some instances, Goba says, it is imperative to match therapists with clients correctly.
Britain's EU partners face a "moral imperative" to match the £1bn in aid the UK has provided to Syria's neighbouring countries in a move that would reduce the flow of refugees to Europe by improving conditions in camps, David Cameron has said.
Some are purely halo metrics, like engagement numbers for impressions delivered, but it is imperative to match back a performance of your vertical, platform and demographic to your competitive set, to truly understand the benefits of your media.
Thus, it is imperative to match ICS types and cooking preferences and to consider the effectiveness of credit, information campaigns, local institutions, and the supply chain.
It is imperative to match AHTs with local needs and capacities: AHTs can only become effective when local health workers deliver them in an appropriate and effective way.
For the woman's safety and because of implications for type of anesthesia needed, it is imperative to match case complexity to the provider skill level so that the operation does not carry on for longer than necessary.
Only it can deliver legal imperatives to meet certain needs and financial imperatives to match spend to budget.
