Sentence examples for The precondition from inspiring English sources
noun
A requirement which must be satisfied before taking a course of action.
- A marriage licence is a precondition for a wedding.
The precondition for developing the economy is not damaging the environment.
The precondition of the addictive sensibility is you're alone; it's you and the dope.
"The precondition is the avoidance of selective default, this is something very important for us.
The precondition always attached to reform by opponents — and even by the Gang of Eight — is a "secure border".
The precondition pr and the postcondition po are data constraints.
The precondition for obtaining the outage capacity is Pout = ε.
The precondition for the step is that there is at least one free man $m$ left.
The precondition to obtain the 1D nanostructures of Co3O4 is synthesizing the 1D precursor.
The precondition of this rule first reads two temperature values measured by two different sensors.
The precondition for such service is more often than not male-only units.
"The precondition for me reopening my account was they had to delete that tweet," Walsh said.
