The point of the Cold War, at least as it was explained by the Cold Warriors, was that it wasn't a confrontation of great global powers but, rather, something more significant and essential: a struggle of values, waged on a global scale, between totalitarians and liberals.
Jeanine Basinger, chairwoman of the film-studies department at Wesleyan University, says that unlike Frank Capra, who believed that victory over something significant was essential for a comedy to be memorable, Meyers's movies don't require that you think about them again.
Later, Rich continually defines and redefines power until she can reject power-as-force (patriarchal power) for the power-to-transform, which, for her, is the truly significant and essential power".
It is listed as a significant and essential medication by the World Health Organization required for the vital health system (WHO 2013).
Thus, in order to fully exploit the neural networks, it becomes significant and essential to use a reasonable measurement to estimate the neuron state.
This is a significant, and essential, move for Flipboard as it continues to grow because China, in a sense, represents the future of the mass market for mobile devices and services.
In this work, further understanding of the significant and essential interactions between the ligand and the receptor was deciphered, through a combination of rational and random mutagenesis.
Recently, it has also been proved that fractional differential equations are significant and essential tools when applied in the study of nonlocal or time-dependent processes and in the modeling of many applications, including chaotic dynamics, material sciences, mechanic of fractal and complex media, quantum mechanics, physical kinetics, chemistry, biology, economics and control theory [8].
We can build bombs, cut down entire forests at will, go shopping, create mountains of garbage, sing karaoke, and run in place for hours on a treadmill but I'm not so sure that the things we do, our activities, our choices and the lives we lead are necessarily more significant or essential than an animal's.
However, in yeast, the small 3% difference is not statistically significant (46% essential vs. 43% nonessential).
