Although work on olfactory factors is still in its infancy – it's hard to do the requisite brain scan, because "you just can't bottle that baby smell" – preliminary evidence suggests it plays a role as well.
Shevchenko said ZOR was closed more than a year ago, because it was difficult and expensive to do the requisite public relations work required to drum up business.
Your job now is to do whatever's necessary to ensure your wife is taking the requisite time for herself.
In this regard, the chief requisite for a good screen actor is the capacity to do nothing well.
The trope of the coffee-fetching and photocopy-wielding intern is marked for degradation not only because anything we're expected to do is seen as the requisite pound of flesh we must pay to join the workforce, but precisely because such labor is itself deemed unworthy of payment – or respect – by employers.
We have to show that there was specific intent to do the crime with the requisite state of mind".
That was certainly felt by the person I took to the show, who had never seen "Porgy" before and said to me afterwards, of the spoken dialogue, "It seems like it's asking to be sung doesn't it?" The first requisite of any work of art — theater, opera, a novel — is that it create a universe that is complete and consistent unto and within itself.
Besides shooting the requisite Fashion Week crowd, it's regular guys "who don't realize how cool they are" (like the man at right) who are his bread and butter.
It is important to recognise that this statement does not imply that people can become obese without an energy imbalance – clearly, an energy imbalance is a pre-requisite for weight gain.
But with the life of your book being at stake here, it's worth doing the requisite soul-searching.
The technology introduces the required tools to transform daily work, and training introduces the requisite skills to do it.
