In her 1975 "Autobiography" that most reasonable of superstar ballerinas emphasized the crucial distinction between taking work seriously ("imperative") and taking oneself seriously ("disastrous").
"Night work was imperative in such a scene because of the available silence that reigns in Astoria between dusk and dawn," The Times said.
The quantified self, qualified Matt Stinchcomb, vice president of Values and Impact at Etsy, says that the PERMA scores were really useful when he was first starting to work with Imperative.
This is one reason I, as an atheist, believe that interfaith work is imperative.
He holds his beliefs earnestly and truly believes his work is imperative to his community's well-being.
Sheepishly they go back to work, quoting new imperatives as husbands and fathers.Michael takes classes and gets himself a better job at the local radio station.
Those final two lines work as contradictory imperatives, like the commands in the story of Mr. Fox: Be bold, but not too bold.
The popular concept of 24/7 is so last decade before the unrelenting barrage of work and personal imperatives, advanced endlessly through e-mails, texts, tweets, blogs, Facebook and LinkedIn posts, e-mailed voicemail and cellphone calls from around the globe.
Similarly, Harris [ 30] uses the term 'cyber-burden' to refer to how the internet itself increases people's (particularly women's) burden of work by creating imperatives to be informed regarding one's (and others') health.
Getting sensors and intelligence embedded into the way that huge conurbations work is becoming imperative as we have more, and newer, super-cities.
