Whatever one thinks of the particular intervention in critical race theory proposed by "The Change," let alone its value as a purely aesthetic object, its authorship by a white male necessitated from the academy in America and from Hoagland's domestic peers a response indicating that the work itself was, in the first instance, impermissible public speech.
This simplification to one-dimension is necessitated from the computational burden of the analyses we perform, however, we note that this modelling choice represents the more complicated two and three-dimensional spaces where the attractant concentration only varies along one dimension.
From outside, these two tasks will necessitate help from several sources: the European Central Bank as well as the IMF, the commission's structural funds, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and perhaps the European Investment Bank.
As of this writing Gregory Logan, now 60 years old, is incarcerated in a federal prison in Pennsylvania, where he is facing an uncomfortable stay—his law enforcement past will necessitate isolation from his fellow convicts.
The emerging drug resistance [13], [14] and the severe side effects (reviewed by [15]), high costs and suboptimal tissue penetration of HAART necessitate transition from treatment to cure as soon as possible.
This needs resources and may necessitate relinquishing from other quality improvement activities and concentrate on measuring the effect of audit.
In order to generate an invasive tumour, cancer cells need several mutations, but also formally necessitate sustenance from noncancer stroma cells, which supply and permit cancer cell growth and invasion.
Here we report a primary elastofibroma that developed at the subscapular port site after thoracoscopic surgery for lung cancer, necessitating differentiation from port-site recurrence of the cancer.
Musculoskeletal science has developed many overlapping branches, necessitating specialists from 1 area of focus to often require the expertise in others.
Test releases that followed were used to ascertain whether subsequent site recognition necessitated previewing from this already familiar angle and distance, or whether the skill could be extended to novel, nonoverlapping lateral views of the landscape.
These armies proved to be too small for the task, necessitating reinforcements from Iraq, led by Abu Bakr's capable general Khalid ibn Walid Crossing the desert, Khalid ibn Walid entered Syria from an unexpected route in a bold move.
