A pair of Oakley sunglasses perched atop the floppy sun hat is as much an indispensable fashion accessory for the sun-bronzed international cricketer as a smear of zinc oxide across the lips.
Concurrently, the determining and shaping R&D priorities of the future seems to be much more indispensable for the effective investment in science and new technologies, aimed, in the long term, at the improvement of the quality of life of the entire society.
Make employees feel secure and appreciated, and the Karens won't worry as much about appearing indispensable.
At the same time they can draw in hundreds of thousands of immigrants, most from peoples who have been subjects of the empire, who now provide much of the indispensable workforce and contribute to London's unparalleled prosperity.
Not to rebuff that attack decisively would cast a shadow of illegitimacy over much of the indispensable and wholly lawful work of this court and of state and federal courts throughout the nation.... Section 5 Is Not a Mandate As its plain language reveals, 3 U.S.C.
These issues naturally prompt the question of how much mathematics is indispensable (and hence how much mathematics carries ontological commitment).
The shouts, taunts, spitting, catcalls, Obama as Joker posters, n-word slurs, Confederate and Texas Lone Star flag-waving by some Tea Party activists, and the deafening silence from GOP leaders during Obama's early years in office, was and still very much is an indispensable political necessity for the party.
Recently, MRI has turned out to be much more than an indispensable non-invasive routine diagnostic imaging modality in clinical routine and is now finding increasing applications in pre-clinical research [4], [5], [6], [7].
It isn't an indispensable tool, that much is certain.
