Sentence examples for hard precondition from inspiring English sources

In this evaluation, service precedence was used as a hard precondition: a service is only added to a solution if all services it requires appear before its use in the composition.

Instead of using last summer's extraordinary meeting between former President Clinton and Kim Jong-il to jump-start dialogue, they lashed themselves to a set of hard and fast preconditions for talks, demanding that Pyongyang pledge to give up its nuclear arsenal and return to multilateral nuclear negotiations.

Clegg was at it again yesterday, with an FT interview that seemed to tilt favourably in the Tories' direction – and also to soften what had appeared to be the hard, non-negotiable Lib Dem precondition of electoral reform.

Preconditioning ensures that hard water, which leaves mineral deposits behind that can clog pipes, is altered to achieve the same consistency as soft water.

American conservatism is dying as a movement precisely because it has abandoned the principal insights of classical conservatism: for example, that government is a precondition for civilisation.It is hard not to sympathise with Mr Tanenhaus's distaste for the likes of Bill O'Reilly, a commentator from the populist right.

This article mainly analyzes the positioning algorithm based on linear constraint on scatterers and gives the drawback that the precondition of traditional algorithm is hard to be satisfied.

Empirical experiences obtained from extensive field monitoring and observations from simulations and calculations have shown that the presence of thick-hard strata in the roof strata is the precondition for bed separations to develop.

Voters cannot create prosperity simply by voting; they can vote for the preconditions of prosperity but a lot of hard work and skill are still needed.

The rapprochement between Fatah and Hamas, though probably a precondition for an eventual settlement, makes it harder for the Palestinian side to make their own necessary concessions, at least in the short term.

Prudence is a virtue, but it's not a precondition for prosperity, or a practical cure for hard times.

Some specialty goods and luxury goods brands, in particular LVMH of France, have lobbied hard to require that merchants have traditional shops as a precondition for selling goods over the Internet.