---

• n  a state of critical urgency
• n  a critical state; especially the point at which a nuclear reaction is self-sustaining

• They are maintained meticulously -- because of the criticality of every component.
• The underlying premise of the show is that there has been a division between the conceptual and the perceptual, between the "criticality" crowd and the beauty crowd.
• Moreover, some of them are among the more than 1,500 "criticality 1" parts -- that is, items without backup whose failure could end the mission, perhaps catastrophically.

• criticalness
• cruciality

News & Articles

---

• Uberlytics Presenting on Criticality Analysis and Asset Management at PNCWA 2013
  Tacoma Zach, CEO of Uberlytics, will speak on "Taking Criticality Analysis to the Next Level" at the Pacific Northwest Clean Water Association 2013 Conference & Exhibition. (PRWeb June 28, 2013) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/uberlytics/tacomazach/prweb10882208.htm
  June 28, 2013 - PRWeb

Quotes

---

• Pervez Musharraf in Hindustan Times
  Kindly understand the criticality of the situation in Pakistan...... Inaction at this moment is suicidal for Pakistan,Musharraf said in a late Saturday night address to the nation justifying his decision to impose emergency.
• Mark Dayton in Coon Rapids ECM Publishers
  When that self-criticality doesn't exist (in government) - when we're not striving to improve the quality of services - I get very impatient,said Dayton.
• Jaswant Singh in Sify
  His condition has improved and is stable although there is still criticality. He recognised his family. These signs have raised hope,Singh said.