One key criterion is the realism of crucial assumptions: assumptions that crucially affect the picture of the economy you are trying to understand.
The network input consists of 9 dimensionless groups that crucially dominate the displacement efficiency.
But that, crucially, will require Russians coming to terms with their self-inflicted wounds.
But that, crucially, is sandboxed inside the app - it can't see or record anything happening outside it.
The process of creating the coins — "mining" them in the project's allusion to something tangible like gold or silver — involves computer work that, crucially, verifies Bitcoin transactions.
With The Seagull, Chekhov is for the first time beginning to write plays that crucially depend on how you do them.
In debates that crucially affect the wellbeing of the world, ideas and beliefs should be open to tough challenge and hard discussion.
The actual flaws in the Maginot Line were that it was not extensive enough and that, crucially, its defensive role could not be shifted to an offensive one.
The recently launched School Food Plan SFPP) [PDF] is a government-backed series of recommendations to improve matters further that – crucially – has state funding.
The hope was that there was an audience for the kind of arts events you couldn't find on terrestrial television and that, crucially, this audience had money.
That crucially applies to the international arena, where Obama recommitted America to help lead efforts in forging an international climate deal.
