These are accepted as unavoidable because it is assumed that, for optimal performance, a prerequisite is the wearing of a shoe, which is too tight and has an unnatural shape.
Hence, laudable educational initiatives should take sufficient account of those competences and features that could frame a "quality English teacher" and lead to quality assurance in engineering students' language performance, a prerequisite for their successful professional mobility.
Other factors include performance in prerequisite courses (Seymour and Hewitt, 1997; Turner and Lindsay, 2003), overall academic achievement, ethnicity (Seymour and Hewitt, 1997), and other experiences, including participation in residential and honors colleges (Astin, 1993).
During the period before the onset of technical civilization physical fitness and performance were essential prerequisites for survival and successful existence.
The first section discusses issues regarding the definition of performance and important prerequisites for preventing undesired behavior ("what to incentivize").
Some departments require students with D-level performance in certain prerequisite subjects within the departmental program to do additional work, or to retake the prerequisite, before proceeding with the follow-on subject.
We integrated conditionality, where compliance with biodiversity performance indicators is prerequisite for awarding incentives.
Indeed, the ability to deliver an energizing pep talk that spurs employees to better performance is a prerequisite for any business leader.
An understanding of the determinants of research performance is a prerequisite for designing effective micro- and macro-research policies.
In this case, high simulation performance is a prerequisite since, large workloads need to be simulated for a realistic analysis of the parallel system.
Optimized AD process performance is a prerequisite of economically and ecologically sustained biogas plant operation.
