The Global Ocean Data Assimilation Experiment is founded on the belief that such a demonstration is vital if we are to ever realize a permanent, global ocean observing network and prediction system, with all components functional and operating on a global domain.
Such demonstration is vital to confirm the underlying assumption that indirect benefits result in an increase in F1 offspring fitness [ 22].
I think this book is a demonstration of how vital the past can be in the present.
Further, while the intelligence cooperation between Saudi Arabia and the United States in the recent bomb plots originating in Yemen is a stark demonstration of the vital need for real-time cooperation on security issues, the reason for closer relations between our countries goes well beyond security.
To our knowledge, this is the first genetic demonstration of a vital function of a distinct protease that first becomes apparent in the absence of a second protease, and thus underlies the importance of the new emerging protective roles of proteases (Lopez-Otin and Matrisian, 2007).
Michael Kazin, a historian at Georgetown University, said that while demonstrations remain a vital outlet for the European left, for Americans "the Internet now somehow serves as the main outlet" with angry blogs and mass e-mailing.
In Joseph Wright of Derby's painting "An Experiment on a Bird in the Air Pump," dated 1768, we see a stunning demonstration that air is vital for life.
In addition, we have well-founded intelligence to tell us that Saddam sees his WMD programme as vital to his survival, as a demonstration of his power and his influence in the region.
This model provides collection, demonstration, and storage of vital information like ECG, blood oxygen, body temperature, and respiration rate.
Mr. Lake also saw a demonstration of the new Mobile Vital Records (Mobile VRS) system, which uses mobile phone technology to instantly register infants' births and issue birth certificates.
