As the things that once held importance for her became less important; talking, reading, cooking, driving, traveling, shopping, and even lipstick, she wore this robe.
Not just individual buildings, but the idea that particular places and streetscapes in the city held importance and value to the people of Christchurch.
The poster for a film held importance, weight, and master artists were entrusted to use their skills and expertise to capture the likenesses of the actors and the spirit of the movie.
Modern, scripted conventions still hold importance to the players and participants that the public rarely sees: they are a place for the political class to get together, reunite and network every four years.
While these specific things clearly hold importance for him in his meditation, the thoughts induced are so much more important to him than the objects themselves.
This is further elaborated through tapering of coefficients which holds importance for designers to avoid abrupt truncation and implementation factors.
In paper [13] the author has described seven types of regression models, each holding importance of its own.
But Ster was aware that her work would hold importance beyond her own national boundaries; mastitis is a worldwide problem for the farming community.
These implications may hold importance for other protein misfolding diseases such as Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), tauopathies, and Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, and prion disorders.
Overall, there were few information items that did not hold importance to at least half of the sample.
Isoprene is the monomeric unit for the huge family of terpenoids, thus hold importance in pharmaceutical industry, perfumes, incense, flavoring, spices, and varnishes.
