People were tied to the land through custom and necessity.
We are also told that their culture "offers the ever-present possibility of springing the trap that keeps us shackled to routine -- escaping from the narrow confines of alleged necessity (law, custom, circumstance, fate)" and that through gambling they have sometimes found "insight... into a hidden order of things in which rich and poor alike were subject to the whims of fortune".
Though some "off-the-shelf" TIGs can be employed, the necessity of a custom test system or control system makes the TIGs, being implemented in a programmable device desirable.
A lot of "off-the-shelf" TDCs can be employed but the necessity of a custom DAta acQuisition (DAQ) system makes the TDCs implemented on the Field-Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) desirable.
It is about time that Walmart's recently acquired Bare Necessities gives its customers the real-life experience of a custom bra fitting after 20 years of only serving her online.
According to Hanna biographer Croly, "Mr. Hanna merely systematized and developed a practice which was rooted deep in contemporary American political soil, and which was sanctioned both by custom and, as he believed, by necessity".
He naturally accepts the institutions, manners and customs in which he is educated as necessities imposed upon him by Providence".
With no academic background in programming, he taught himself all the computing necessities required to create his custom-made music software, which he refers to simply as 'my instrument'.
As was the custom of the Inuit, born out of necessity.
For the poet, though, the unknown is an entity in itself, its history and maps and customs arising from imaginative necessity: to declare somewhere unknown is, in rhetorical terms, a strategy for knowing something about it.
The trend is moving the country closer to the European custom, which considers flowers in the home a necessity rather than a luxury reserved for special occasions and holidays, such as Father's Day today.
