Sentence examples for mainstream requirement from inspiring English sources

"Fault tolerance is becoming a mainstream requirement, and the Marathon guys are early movers in that space," says Peter Conway, a Microsoft senior director.

"Fault tolerance is becoming a mainstream requirement, and the Marathon guys are early movers into that space," says Peter Conway, a senior director of Microsoft.

Until then, it will most likely remain more of an investigative research tool for the likes of Byron and myself, rather than a mainstream requirement.

In order to enjoy mainstream success, the requirement is for women in rap to be as physically attractive as they are lyrically proficient.

Implementing mainstream PN/A requires transferable and operable ways to steer microbial competition as to meet discharge requirements on a year-round basis at satisfactory conversion rates.

NAAT based commercial kits are also available for diagnosis of Neisseria but, due to the high cost, these do not meet the requirement of mainstream laboratories in developing countries where majority of world population is afflicted.

Magnum's mission was to liberate its members from the formulaic requirements of mainstream magazines and newspapers, to enable them to bear witness more directly and truthfully to the tumultuous unfolding of 20th-century history.

Other points include a requirement for "mainstreaming", so that diversity is fundamentally incorporated in all of a university's practices and procedures, and the creation of a global database on women and leadership in higher education, so that it's easier to see how slowly – or indeed how fast – the situation improves country by country.

Further, most GPs think that chiropractic education meets the requirements of mainstream medicine.

This is a big part of immersive VR and there's a reason that die-hards in the space have talked about tracked headsets and hand controllers as a bare minimum device requirement for a "mainstream" device.

Earlier in June, Canada passed a law making companies that deal in bitcoin subject to the same anti-money-laundering laws and registration requirements as the mainstream financial sector — a move seen as legitimizing bitcoin businesses.