Sentence examples for parallel requirement from inspiring English sources
It is because we are far too deferential to the interests of big companies, too invested in a corporate-serving narrative of personal responsibility with no parallel requirement of social responsibility, and too culturally wedded to a food model of quantity over quality.
First, for Apple to say they are building in the U.S., there is a parallel requirement that their biggest supplier, Foxconn, also follow suit.
Among the security needs of Internet applications, authentication and authorization services are outstanding and, sometimes, privacy becomes a parallel requirement.
Clearly, if these arguments justify Reg FD, then they warrant a parallel requirement on government officials.
These data establish Yki as a central regulator of somatic stem cell fate in the testis and suggest a parallel requirement for the Hh and Hpo pathways in CySC proliferation, through independent or convergent control of cell cycle progression genes.
Furthermore, it allows to execute several services and multiple applications like simultaneous processes running in parallel, essential requirement for the developed platform.
We could compare and parallel the requirement of this AAP feature and the development of the necessary technology with what has already happened in the field of wireless communications: ubiquitous cellular networks have now successfully come to their fourth generation with LTE-A technologies that are spreading all over the world, and the fifth generation is now being studied in many R&D labs.
This indicates that Pol IV and RDR2 are each required for the biogenesis of the longer RNAs, paralleling their requirement for 24 and 23 nt siRNA biogenesis (lanes 13,14).
Accordingly, the statechart of the context-sensitive systems should have at least three parallel states (requirements, monitoring and adaptation).
The methodology starts from a suitable assembly system selection and thereafter decides suitable cycle times, parallel workstation requirements, and parallel line implementation for the type of assembly system being selected.
Real life practical design issues include stochastic operation times, parallel workstation requirements, feasibility for workstation combining, and parallel line implementations, all of which are features which are ignored in many analyses.
