Sentence examples for a necessary characteristic from inspiring English sources

"Competitive flexibility is a necessary characteristic of an innovative growing economy, and we are at the edge of losing it".

The private had a pathetic reverence for his superiors, a necessary characteristic of military life if one wishes to order others around one day.

In the case of mission critical systems, such as command and control systems, resilience is a necessary characteristic and must be considered early in the development cycle.

At the same time, the composition of the equilibrium solution remains a necessary characteristic of the hydrostatic and dynamic properties of clay water systems.

In the engineering practice of HSR subgrade in seasonal frozen regions, in a subgrade where permeability is not a necessary characteristic, CSM with 3% fines content and 3% cement addition is suitable, and in a subgrade where permeability is a necessary characteristic, CSM with grains larger than 0.5 mm and 3% cement addition is suitable.

Being disagreeable is therefore a necessary characteristic of the emotion charged with the task of signalling danger, a "must" in its job description, and anxiety fulfils it to perfection.

Hence, a special compression fixture was developed to obtain all necessary characteristic values of the investigated T700S DT120 prepreg system.

Yet his book can hardly be read as an apology for CCP rule--in stark contrast to Jacques, who blithely informs us that Chinese culture regards "paternalism" as "a desirable and necessary characteristic of government".

As alluded to above, neb zebrafish share all necessary characteristics of human NM (Jones et al., 2003; Laing and Wallgren-Pettersson, 2009).

Rather, the monofilament score can be used to rule out such risk, which ultimately is the necessary characteristic of a routine screening test.

This could argue that the hypermethylation present in these cell lines is not a phenomenon of culture, but rather a necessary and characteristic component of the cell line and the tumour from which it was derived.