Sentence examples for more prerequisite from inspiring English sources

The former director did not say who he thought should succeed him, but he added one more prerequisite.

This information is then used to fair the hull surface, which must in turn fulfil more prerequisites (parameters like displaty cement, floatation area and related coefficients).

Trust -- the kind that would allow me to open my house to a stranger -- comes with more prerequisites than this woman in red can possibly meet.

Neuronal fate seems to be the more important prerequisite for regular neuronal wiring and function (Hevner et al. 2003).

Finally, default logic does not incorporate any form of the principle of Specificity, the principle that defaults with more specific prerequisites ought, in cases of conflict, to take priority over defaults with less specific prerequisites.

What Sergio Mazza, Mary Furlong and James Harrington have in common are a knack for synthesis and an open mind about packaging their knowledge and experience in new ways -- characteristics that may matter more as prerequisites for new-economy success than technical wizardry or tolerance of 100-hour workweeks.

People have been widely supportive of it, but I see it more as a prerequisite to doing business.

At previous European elections, the NPD had failed to gain more than the prerequisite 3% hurdle quota, which was abolished for the first time at this year's election.

It was only in the second half of the twentieth century, especially after blue-collar jobs became harder to find because of outsourcing and automation, that a bachelor's degree became something more pragmatic — a prerequisite to earning a good, middle-class living.

Facebook considers these capabilities to be more of a prerequisite to generalized AI than a true Turing test.

More like a prerequisite.