Both stories illuminate the author's thesis about the powers of the human imagination, but Adie's tale, which makes up the bulk of this novel, remains a clumsy, paint-by-numbers illustration, an illustration that, oddly enough, lacks the requisite imagination to become a persuasive fiction.
"The standard education measures indicate there are enough students with requisite skills to succeed in science and engineering courses of study, and managers we have interviewed rarely if ever note a lack of technical skills among their STEM workers," he continued.
In essence, creditors think the Japanese political system will be able to drum up enough support for the requisite taxes, pulled out of national wealth if necessary, when the time comes.
"They're much more on their guard, they parcel out their time just enough to get the requisite publicity.
Instead, the S.E.C. advanced the theory that Mr. Cuban's purported agreement not to sell his shares was enough to establish the requisite duty.
After completing the interview stage I felt that the selection process was not rigorous enough to reach the requisite standard of more traditional astronaut selection programmes.
Who, with similar talent and fame, could possibly replace him, and will the show last long enough to generate the requisite national reputation for a tour?
What's needed, above all, is a great enough imagination and the requisite directorial empathy to redesign the performing arts for the big screen and give them the best of both worlds, rather than two thin ends of the wedge.
If you're "out of phase" from typical bedtimes due to circadian disruption, for example, your melatonin levels are off: the hormone that should be telling you to fall asleep isn't produced in enough quantity, or the requisite receptors are missing.
If the S.E.C. is right that a friendship can be enough to show the requisite fiduciary duty for insider trading, then it will expand the potential for pursuing cases based only on personal relationships even if the trader did not have any formal connection to the source of the confidential information.
