After five preconditioning cycles (by moving one of the clamps 2.5% of the total distance between the two clamp ends at a speed of 0.05 mm s−1), the testing was performed with a speed of 0.01 mm s−1 in a 37 °C saline bath with a 0.005 N pre-loading.
Ian Johnston, director of the British Association of Social Workers, sets out three preconditions for the scheme to work.
But making such a market work, it's now clear, requires at least three preconditions.
It is understood that the reporters were asked to meet two preconditions set by Rippon.
Open minds and patient study are two preconditions of successful learning.
The core of the book explores three preconditions of securing religious liberty for minorities — and in all of them the United States does a much better job than Europe.
Iran continued to insist on the same two preconditions that prevented progress in earlier meetings: that the United States and its allies lift all sanctions and acknowledge Iran's right to enrich uranium.
The Valerie Plame affair is an especially rich episode in the larger story of the Iraq war, and nothing about the war completely makes sense without the establishment of two preconditions.
This, he added, depends on three preconditions: "independence; secure and adequate funding; and freedom from commercial imperatives that conflict with the wider interests of the listening and viewing public".
But I'm not sure what I think about this:The cautious home buyer should reflect on the fact that few places have the two preconditions for booming prices: restricted supply and a durable anchor for robust demand.
If either of those two preconditions is satisfied, then the government may cite any of the following five reasons: "the sovereignty and integrity of India, the security of the state, friendly relations with foreign states, or public order, or for preventing incitement to the commission of an offense".
