First Oh Yeon-ho set forth what he called the "ten preconditions of valuable user-created content," centering around issues of credibility, responsibility, influence and sustainability.
To this end, the State Department issued disclosure requirements called the "Reporting Requirements" as a precondition to investing in Burma.
We call Π the preconditioning matrix, because, as it will be explained in Section 3.2, it is used to increase the convergence rate of the recursions (8).
In fact, what Dijkstra calls the weakest liberal precondition, denoted wlp(S,Q), is the same as the box operator in dynamic logic: wlp(S,Q) = [S]Q, while his weakest precondition, denoted wp(S,Q), is the total correctness variant of this, meaning that this expression also entails the termination of statement S (cf. Cousot 1990).
The Armenian government no longer insists on Turkey recognising what it calls the genocide as a precondition for better relations.
We apply the newly developed preconditioning method — Puffer Transformation (Jia and Rohe, 2015) to the transformed Lasso and call the new procedure the preconditioned fused Lasso.
The BMA has insisted it would not enter into detailed negotiations unless ministers scrapped what it called financial preconditions.
If the ischaemic stimulus for myocardial protection is applied at a distant organ or tissue such as a limb, the technique is called remote preconditioning, and is included in this thematic series [ 10].
The applied external load of this so called preconditioning program will stress the lower extremities and as a result the lower extremities will positively adapt to the applied stress.
A noteworthy example is the process called preconditioning in which certain ER stress inducers are administered in order to favour an adaptive response, which prevents the destructive consequences of untimely apoptosis [ 8].
