Some other programs — even ones that accepted me — emphasized the basic prerequisites that I would need to make up to be considered "ready" to do engineering.
How such misperceptions can be measured adequately is far from clear, but one basic prerequisite is that the respondents match the group chosen for comparison.
Having an appreciation for what makes real watches great is a basic prerequisite for identifying watches that are fake.
Like the Declaration of Helsinki [ 9] in medical research, which states that research should benefit the populations on which it is conducted, many biologists are now recognising that a basic prerequisite of acquiring data from emerging economies should be that it is accessible to researchers in those countries [ 10].
The result, as Pascoal Mocumbi, the prime minister, told donor countries at a recent meeting in Paris, is that "social inequalities and regional asymmetry could endanger the climate of peace, calm and social harmony that is a basic prerequisite for balanced and self-sustaining socio-economic development".The Fund's policy has been controversial.
One of them, most important cultural input is growing media that is the basic prerequisite for better growth and development of horticultural plants (Younis et al. 2013b).
Knowledge of the waste that enters treatment systems is a basic prerequisite for the design and development of future technology.
It required a relatively long training period to achieve the mandatory prerequisite that most professionals in the BZH develop basic Internet abilities.
(Supervisor two) Though participants believed that having "professional knowledge and skills" is the basic prerequisite for gaining power, they don't consider it to be sufficient.
If you have never learned to listen, you do not understand that – who'd have thought it – listening is the basic prerequisite of learning music.
Thus, the basic prerequisite for LGV-serotyping is a positive LGV-PCR with a Ct-value comparable to that of the CT-reaction.
