Myriam Gurba's "Mean" adds a necessary dimension to the discussion of the interplay of race, class and sexuality in sexual violence.
Administration officials said the plan was both simple - a necessary dimension to make it appeal to a large number of people - and available to a broad range of middle- and upper-income taxpayers.
The metagene approach sacrifices detail at the individual gene level in order to gain statistical robustness, generalisability and the necessary dimension reduction to enable higher-level analysis.
As Thompson's words in the book Organizations in Action [ 8] put it, "organizations are not determined simply by their environments (p.27)." He also pointed out that "administration may innovate on any or all of the necessary dimensions, but only to the extent that innovations are acceptable to those on whom the organization can and must depend".
Thus, it may be that our operationalization of enabling resources did not capture all of the necessary dimensions of the domain to differentiate reasons for use among CAM users.
Write down any necessary dimensions that you will need to make the helmet, breastplate, shoulder armor, or any other miscellaneous coverings.
In reality, it is not necessary for all dimensions to be equally important.
I am, both by temperament and by training, a little allergic to this kind of thinking, but there is no denying that it adds a necessary historical dimension to the study of music's workings.
Since being the world's medical expert in surgical mesh does not make one an ethical expert in their development or use, collaboration is a necessary dimension of medicine to ensure that patients do not bear the harmful consequences of poorly tested technologies.
Based on my research, while Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare, and Groupon are the best positioned to capture the estimated $20 billion in pent-up consumer marketing dollars, none of the four are currently optimized to execute along all of the necessary dimensions.
