Keep your culinary necessities at hand and display items with creative packaging.
If it was a natural disaster, you may purchase emergency supplies and keep them more accessible so that if it does happen again, you have necessities at hand.
Most notably, Oliver, who, in interviews, repeatedly emphasizes the debt that he owes to Stewart, shares Stewart's basic tonal template: aggrieved by the necessity of the task at hand, as if to remind the audience that, in a better world, it wouldn't fall to a comedian to straighten out all these serious issues for us.
However, the vast majority of the human genome remained unexplored, and researchers, having recognized the necessity and value of having at hand the basic information of the human genomic sequence, were beginning to search for ways to uncover this information more quickly.
After reducing the system to its parts, the next step in the standard approach to understanding, according to Kellert, is to construct a "deductive scheme, which yields a rigorous proof of the necessity (or expectability) of the situation at hand" (1993, p. 91).
One of the aims of this discipline is the automatic processing of requirements for assessing their quality; this aim, however, results in a complex task because the quality of requirements depends mostly on the interpretation of experts and the necessities and demands of the project at hand.
Thus, the issue at hand is neither the necessity of the training nor its content.
In the early days of quantum chemistry, the use of molecular symmetry was motivated by necessity to reduce the size of the problem at hand.
This entails the possibility (in some cases: necessity) to tailor the instrument to the study subject at hand.
Finally, the necessity of employing a torsional shear correction factor to the problem at hand is demonstrated.
