In awareness of the necessity for generally applicable and reliable design approaches, I aim to present the state-of-the-art on compression perpendicular to grain/plane by focusing on the design, i.e. stress dispersion models, and cross laminated timber.
Of necessity, this generally precludes the ability to examine phenomena within the context of the larger sociotechnical settings within which salient sociotechnical factors exert their influence.
Pesticide exposure history was, by necessity, collected retrospectively, generally using questionnaires.
More generally, the necessity of including mobile elements in the evolutionary picture along with the cellular chromosomes is now raised.
Methodologically, the QIs used in our study were rate-based indicators with a primary focus on the generally recognised necessity of process quality in terms of compliance with treatment guidelines and methods of decision-making.
Getting away from the proscenium is generally considered a necessity when translating plays to the movies, but it often proves more a liability.
24 27 Up to now, prospective long-term follow-up of living donors has not been regarded generally as a necessity.
Clinicians generally stressed the necessity of using three tests - visual field examination, measurement of intraocular pressure and imaging of the optic nerve - which reflects the practice of a diagnostic strategy used by many of the interviewees.
(Except where noted, all computers described in this article also include 128 megabytes of memory and a CD burner, which is practically a necessity these days. You can generally upgrade this drive to a combination CD burner and DVD player for another $200 or so).
More generally, when we reach necessity, haven't we reached the end of explanations?[15] Not always: mathematics is full of asymmetrical dependence relations among necessarily true propositions.
