Sentence examples for practical preconditions from inspiring English sources

Practical preconditions for participation in HE via digital technologies include access to the appropriate technologies, as well as a reliable power source and internet connectivity.

In practical terms, since Mr. Sharon's preconditions for such a state are quite restrictive, the vote was less a change of policy than a slap at him by factions that favor Benjamin Netanyahu.

Preconditions derived from practical issues at different levels identified in this study will provide policy makers with a better understanding of practitioners' perceptions, and help practitioners to implement guidelines.

What was perhaps less predictable, and is certainly more interesting philosophically, is that this participation was a precondition of the practical thought which made Burke famous in his own time and has given him a leading place in the canon of Western political thought.

Two sparsification strategies are developed for the systematic approximation of a dense Jacobian aimed at the practical implementation of linear system preconditioning through partial Jacobians.

Kinetic enslavement, which is one key component of the algorithm, not only enables fully implicit PIC as a practical approach, but also allows preconditioning the kinetic solver with a fluid approximation.

Knowing is also a precondition for the practical and emotional concepts through the intervention.

Practical examples of actors responsible for preconditions include research funders and science and public health policymakers.

Several practical hybrid preconditioners and the corresponding preconditioning iterative methods are constructed and studied, too.

Prudence is a virtue, but it's not a precondition for prosperity, or a practical cure for hard times.

These preconditions are important because they directly impact the practical implementation of the dementia case manager's job.