Sentence examples for Technical preconditions from inspiring English sources

Just because the technical preconditions for such a world exist doesn't mean it'll magically materialise, however.

Last year, the National Academy of Sciences published a report demonstrating that all the technical preconditions necessary for ratifying the United Nations treaty were in place.

This and other technical preconditions legislating the nature of our hundred-person Internet were insured by a few deft choices made by our leader at the very outset, built into what he calls "the infrastructure".

There are some technical preconditions that the poster has to meet to earn the protection, but this does not seem to freelancers to be a very effective way to discourage copying.

In doing so it jointly explores the (bio- technical and legal preconditions that have enabio- technicalof clinicandlegal as a global preconditions

A realist review does not seek to explain all these layers; it is specifically focused on the demi-regularities in the social (and socio-technical) world which create preconditions for particular human behaviours [ 14].

The problem is placed on a sounder technical footing by defining the preconditions for the application of non-Archie saturation models and showing where and how these are satisfied.

Although technical skills are not a precondition for the participation at the workshop, there are usually some teenagers who are already more or less comfortable with the small video cameras that we bring to the workshops.

Technical feasibility and biological safety are preconditions for any next steps towards development and implementation of the technology.

Randall S. Kroszner, an economist at the Booth School of Business at the University of Chicago and a former Fed governor, said after the announcement: "This is a technical change that makes sense as a precondition for other changes, but is not a precursor of short-term change".

Throughout, Clinical Labor examines jointly the technical-biological as well as the legal-contractual preconditions of biomedical innovation and bioeconomic expansion.