That's the essential component.
This leads to the essential component of a good children's book: an expansion of the child's worldview.
Columns like these are the essential component of setting the market for a coach and driving up his price.
It has been taught in the schools for 33 years as the essential component of Syrian self-esteem.
"While Margaret's story is the essential component, the opera is a composite of many slaves' narratives," he said.
The judge, Kenneth M. Karas of the Southern District of New York, called the former trader, Stanislav Shpigelman, 24, the "essential component in the scheme," He pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit insider trading as part of a plea bargan.
The essential component is one that that is taken as a given, so automatic is it, that if one had to draw up a list of components it wouldn't even feature.
The sulfide (Tl2S) has been employed as the essential component in a highly sensitive photoelectric cell and the oxysulfide in an infrared-sensitive photocell (thallofide cell).
One puzzling observation was that the virus, the essential component of which is ribonucleic acid (RNA), could not infect the cell if the synthesis of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) was stopped.
A "discreet hero" — in this novel, the ordinary businessman resisting illegality — borders on being a literary contradiction, someone insufficiently larger than life, but such a figure is the essential component of a modest, meliorist dream, one Vargas Llosa has sustained in times even darker than the present by noting that "a novel is something, while despair is nothing".
For musicians, the essential component in this is to have become successful in America first – not to have gained our permission, as it were, for their success (Radiohead being the classic example of an act which initially took UK flak for its US acclaim).
