As was mentioned above, artifactuality is often regarded as one of the defining characteristics of works of art; for example, this is an essential condition in George Dickie's (1984, 63) analysis, according to which a work of art is an "artifact of a kind created to be presented to an artworld public".
Carrier acquisition, bit, and frame synchronization process are the essential conditions in physical layer of wireless data communication [7].
We emphasize that condition (1.4) is an essential condition for the techniques in [24 26], with the note that in [26] the condition is slightly different in order to adapt the boundary conditions.
An essential condition of the Treaty of Amiens in the same year, which brought an end to the French Revolutionary War, was that the British leave Malta.
In all formulations, the respective essential conditions are built in the structure of the solution spaces.
On most tornado days, only a relatively small region has the essential conditions juxtaposed in just the right way to foster tornado development.
But as with all these essays, there is a moral foundation, a probing for some lesson about the essential condition of things, in this case the uselessness of pretending that divorce does not harm children.
These dimensions represent essential conditions to qualify the PHC in the performance of coordination and should be highlighted in the IHSDN [ 2, 21].
Pope Benedict XVI called on Iran on Thursday to grant Christians "the freedom to practice their faith" and Catholics "the essential conditions" to survive in the Islamic republic.
