This paper extends previous work on the compilation of higher-order imperative languages into digital circuits [Ghica, D.R., Geometry of Synthesis: a structured approach to VLSI design, in: POPL, 2007, pp. 363 375.].
The mercenaries in "Blood Meridian" are said to ride "like men invested with a purpose whose origins were antecedent to them, like blood legatees of an order both imperative and remote".
This means that supporting requirements like Congresswoman Maloney's bill and those contained in the executive order are imperative.
Above all – and under the circumstances, this one felt like a tall order – it was imperative to Think Positive.
Three experimental designs were implemented in day nurseries in order to elicit imperative, declarative expressive, and declarative informative pointing gestures (Tomasello, Carpenter, & Liszkowski, 2007) among a population of 48 toddlers aged 15 30 months.
Its defeat is a tall order, but an imperative one if science is truly to be restored to its rightful place.
Because English lacks adequate conjugation and declension, word order is absolutely imperative.
Such findings bring to mind Bowker and Leigh Star's notion of 'information infrastructures' (2000) which articulate the modern information society's response to the moral imperative for order and classification.
Although all participants were positive regarding the adoption of the field note and remarked that an electronic field note was imperative in order to collect feedback through a central database, they felt that in order to increase the use of electronic versions of the curriculum framework and field notes they both needed to be more user-friendly.
No wonder Schoenherr can report that bishops in Africa and Latin America have requested Rome's permission to ordain married men in order to fill their imperative need for more priests.
