Sentence examples for formerly required for from inspiring English sources

Computers are infinitely patient and accurate in comparing prices and opportunities, and now companies can provide a complete set of services to atomize the fixed costs formerly required for market entry.

SPICE has equations for transistors, capacitors, resistors, and other components, as well as for lengths of wires and for turns in wires, and it can reduce the calculation of circuit interactions to hours from the months formerly required for hand calculations.

Fig. 3 A diagram showing the processes of exaptation (shifts in function), collage (assembling existing elements into new functional combinations), scaffolding (loss of a component that was formerly required for the assembly of a complex arrangements of parts), and direct adaptation by natural selection (including secondary adaptation) in the evolution of a complex feature.

Renaissance formerly required full payment for a cruise 120 days before sailing and kept the whole amount if the passenger canceled even 119 days in advance.

In R&D, Schweitzer Engineering formerly required an associates degree for some technician jobs.

Requirement 1.1.6 formerly required a quarterly review of all firewall, and router rules, and configurations.

It replaces Habilitation--the procedure formerly required in order to qualify for tenure as a university lecturer--by so-called junior professorships, and it introduces performance-related payment for professors.

Surveying of underwater features, or hydrographic surveying, formerly required techniques very different from ground surveying, for two reasons: the surveyor ordinarily was moving instead of stationary, and the surface being mapped could not be seen.

Many procedures are now done on an outpatient basis that formerly required hospital admission and this change may be more likely to occur for a child without a BD.

This factor, formerly known as Math1, is required for normal hair cell differentiation [7] and also appears to be capable of converting the phenotype of mature supporting cells into replacement hair cells.

Experimentally, predation has not been confirmed so it is unclear if A. dehalogenans is capable of a modified form of predation, if those genes have alternate functions, or if the genes are remnants of a formerly complete set of genes required for predatory lifestyle.