Sentence examples for the essential figures from inspiring English sources

For many scientific as well as commercial applications, the carrier mobility and the background carrier density originating from intentional23,24 or unintentional25,26 chemical doping are the essential figures of merit27,28, and the most straightforward way to obtain this information is through the electric field effect, which requires a variable gate potential.

Mohammed, not Osama bin Laden, was the essential figure in the 9/11 plot.

The essential figure appears to be a 26-year-old graduate student who worked in the laboratory in March.

Now he becomes the essential figure of the asylum... within the asylum itself, the doctor takes a preponderant place, insofar as he converts it into a medical space.

He was the essential figure in the revolutionary wars that created five South American countries.

For T5, the students identified the most essential figure or table, and justified their choice.

And Ursula Fanthorpe has been that essential figure, a literary foremother, for several generations of women poets.

People like Mr. Fischer are rare but essential figures in the battle to safeguard the basic moral principles of civilized societies, and in the fight against the murky, manipulative politics that regularly use the Jewish people as scapegoats for all problems and calamities.

From Joseph Roth to Wittgenstein from Adolf Loos to Schiele, they are all essential figures of the 20th century.

Other choices are more peculiar — there is as much space dedicated to the House of David, an early-20th-century barnstorming team formed by a religious commune, as to the Black Sox scandal of 1919 — but there are moving tributes to the game's two most essential figures: Babe Ruth and Jackie Robinson.

It bears witness to a chapter of Jewish and African-American history that has remained almost unknown except to those professors and students it directly affected, and might have gone to the grave with Mr. Manasse and other essential figures.