"I'm adjusting to my new environment, a world where formality and politeness are not a necessity -- indeed are banned," Ms. Him writes of a stretch of several months when, at age 10, she worked in a labor camp.
Necessity is indeed the mother of invention.
While Necessity may indeed be the Mother of Invention, the experience of Ms. Troyer and Mr. Farentinos proves that Invention also needs an occasional assist from what we'll call its two eccentric Aunties: Flexibility and Persistence.
In other words, necessity is indeed the mother of invention in the case of rural user innovators.
Tuition.io's origins prove the adage that necessity is indeed the mother of invention, since the company began when chief executive and company founder Brendon McQueen confronted his own $120,000 in student loans split between 12 different lenders.
The first two of these are a theoretical necessity, and indeed form the basis for many aspects of evolutionary biology (Charlesworth 1980), particularly the evolution of senescence (Williams 1957), and for ideas about malaria control (Macdonald 1957).
The validity of a trial needs to be assessed for each trial and is thus by necessity different; indeed, the validity of a phase I trial cannot be said (in general) to be lower than the validity of a phase III trial.
There is room, indeed necessity, for both Neruda and César Valléjo, for Pier Paolo Pasolini and Alfonsina Storni, for both Ezra Pound and Nelly Sachs.
The consideration and indeed necessity of that type of extrinsic information is paramount for all proper evaluation and interpretation of test data.
But if the Nobel committee had chosen to honour him this year it would have renewed the African literary community's belief in the possibility, and indeed necessity, of change.
Since the physical domain is governed by strict laws, this would entail the possibility (indeed, necessity) of strict, purely psychological laws.
