But the County Fed endorsement remains a near-indispensable asset for L.A. Democratic candidates because it is generally accompanied by heavy donations and get-out-the-vote efforts.
Governments can meddle, and ordinary taxpayers can fume, but those bumper banker payouts will only cease when high-flying employees in all pursuits admit they are nowhere near as talented and indispensable as they would like to be seen to be.
DC (direct current) electrical and shallow seismic methods are indispensable to the near surface geophysical exploration, but the near surface areas are very difficult environments for any geophysical exploration due to the random noise caused by near surface inhomogeneities.
Two Cl– ions bound near the Mn4CaO5 cluster act as indispensable cofactors, but their functional roles remain to be clarified.
Therefore, X-ray imaging spectroscopy onboard future near-target missions becomes an indispensable tool in acquiring a global context of the atomic composition for the returned samples as well as assisting the sample site selection during the mission.
In the near future, AVs will be an indispensable part of modern transport systems [97].
These data are in agreement with the structure, suggesting that the conserved substrate-binding groove near the sugar nucleotide is important for peptide binding, the TPRs near the active site are indispensable for activity towards all protein substrates, whereas the TPRs nearer the N terminus could contribute to recognition of specific proteins.
Anthony P. O'Brien, 73, said a program for older workers at Central Florida Community College near his Ocala home had been indispensable to allowing him to stay in the work force.
For example, helium is the only element that won't freeze, making liquid helium indispensable for reaching temperatures near absolute zero.
In Figure 7A, a trough of nucleosome level is observed near TFBSs, suggesting open chromatin is indispensable to the binding of transcription factors.
Two blocks of brown and plum-colored townhouses, it is one of the city's small but indispensable thoroughfares — a blood vessel near the heart.
