Sentence examples for best precondition from inspiring English sources

When he says, "A good foundation is the best precondition for a solid basis in Europe, ladies and gentlemen," it usually brings the house down because it really does sound like Mrs Merkel.

The companies "are of the opinion that, considering Saab Automobile's current limited financial resources, a voluntary reorganization will entail the best preconditions for using existing resources in the most efficient way," the statement said.

As a conclusion, the main advantage of the proposed approach is the robustness, since our multigrid type technique behaves uniformly well in all cases, without requiring either the setting or the knowledge of critical parameters, as it happens when using the best known preconditioned Krylov methods.

Another way to look at this is that I've found the best entrepreneurs have discovered preconditions that enable their purpose, that make it possible today versus in ten years.

This phenomenon, which is known as "hormesis", is best represented by ischemic preconditioning, the situation in which short ischemic episodes protect the brain and the heart against prolonged shortage of oxygen and nutrients.

In other words, Refinement Calculus is at its best in reasoning about the precondition for reaching a certain state, when the interaction mechanisms are known only to some degree of certainty.

At best, few of the so-called preconditions have been met by any countries that have introduced CBSes or dollarized in the 1990s.

At best, few of the so-called preconditions have been met by any countries that have introduced currency boards or dollarized in the 1990s.

An essential precondition was better membership.

And it has made this a precondition of better relations.

We presume that high ISS are a precondition of conflicts over the "best" form of landuse, which may translate into conflicts between cultures with different traditions in this respect.