Sentence examples for the indispensable elements from inspiring English sources

But as he also points out, this has led to some shift in the function of journalists: …The serious point is that "aggregation" or "curation" of other people's coverage is becoming recognised more and more as one of the indispensable elements of journalism.

SPATO (spatial, person, action/attribute, and temporal object) was designed to integrate the indispensable elements of history events such as space, person, action/attribute, and time.

As Professor Strunk exclaims in the "little book" on grammar and usage that E.B. White reshaped into the indispensable Elements of Style, "Omit needless words!" Well, look at this! My time is up, and I haven't got past the Times's agreement problems to those "disconnects" and other matters.

Unlike the indispensable elements (for the GHG inventory) listed above, some elements can be introduced into a REDD+ NFI methodology to make it more efficient or cost-effective, based on national circumstances and capabilities.

The oddest, most unexpected work in the show is perhaps Jonathan Kirk's "Burning Chamber," resembling a life-size industrial apparatus in which fire, the indispensable element in welding, becomes the subject of the work.

Gravitas is the indispensable element in this context: the moral stature that can complement physical power and even make it irrelevant, which seems to be viewed culturally as a male preserve.

First, we present the key indispensable elements of the IPCC Guidance and Guidelines that have been developed to fulfil the UNFCCC reporting requirements.

Nowadays, customer satisfaction is regarded as one of the most indispensable elements playing a vital part in determining the success and prosperity of a specific business in such a dynamic and fast-growing market.

At the latest since Köberle, (my)enteric neuron loss was commonly considered as the cause for chagasic megacolon: '…denervation is the absolutely indispensable element for the appearance of these (chagasic megacolonic) syndromes…' (Köberle 1968).

In contrast with the doctrine of the creation of the world maintained by the theist, or the theory of emanation propounded by the pantheist, [for] historical thinking the absolute and the relative, nothingness and being, are interrelated each with the other as indispensable elements of absolute mediation" (Tanabe 2000, 27; Tanabe 1986, 23).

In a move that was deemed high risk and many believe was made against Coach Phil Jackson's will, Artest was acquired to give the Lakers a lock-down defender and that indispensable element of Eastern Conference inelegance.