This is inherently undesirable as it creates 'blind spots' whereby administrators or autonomic agents are unaware of the state of the system and thus unable to take any requisite actions to modify the system.
This argument was leant credibility when it became clear that the wish list of jobbing female shooters with the requisite action background was sparsely populated.
"Basically," he added, "the department will be able to put together all of the pieces of the puzzle, and depending on what the picture shows, take the requisite action".
A past trauma or life situation that we need to forgive may be the true requisite action for us to be released from this internal loop of action and reaction.
Given the malign impact the price of oil and its strange distortions are having on our economy, on the massive transfer of wealth to the OPEC cartel nations and the oilpatch in general, it is urgent that the trading of oil on commodity exchanges be closely scrutinized and subject to immediate Congressional investigation and requisite action.
The story, which was revealed in a federal indictment unsealed yesterday in Brooklyn, even had the requisite action-movie ending.
The burly, appealing Mr. Scott, who performed this work on the Saturday night and Sunday afternoon programs at the Club, enacted both the "me" and the "you" of the title as he issued directions and followed them with the requisite actions.
According to Sellars, rules of criticism (ought-to-be's) have no way of being realized in the world (other than merely accidentally) except insofar as there are agents who recognize them, infer rules of action from them and thereupon undertake the requisite actions.
Gibson's Perception-in-action theory states that perception is a requisite property of animate action (Gibson, 1966).
Bold ambition and expectations with sustained actions are a requisite to successfully eliminating TB in the United States and globally.
But experience is not a requisite.
