Sentence examples for prerequisite definitions from inspiring English sources

Now, we present the prerequisite definitions in Banach spaces from the theory of cones.

It's almost by definition prerequisite for coming to us.

A prerequisite is the definition of a common semantic framework.

A mandatory prerequisite for appropriate definition of the latter is the accurate localization of the 'contact point' [41], [66].

But in essence, time is no prerequisite for the definition of a cohort.

Although there are different cutoffs to define central obesity, we used WC > 90th percentile since it was proposed as the prerequisite in the definition of metabolic syndrome.

The condition of an "observer" distinguishable from the system that determines the goal of the system is a prerequisite for the definition of information in cybernetics by Wiener, which is founded on the issues of control and communication.

Since alcohol consumption of ≤ 20 g of per day is prerequisite for a definition of NASH, we assigned the 416 participants into groups based on daily alcohol consumption of ≤ 20 and > 20 g/day (non-/occasional and habitual consumption, respectively) [ 20, 22].

The suggestion that first-generation rights are more feasible than other generations because they stress the absence over the presence of government is somehow transformed into a prerequisite of a comprehensive definition of human rights, such that aspirational claims to entitlement are deemed not to be rights at all.

As illustrated in Fig. 7, a prerequisite for the automated definition of pairings is the geo-referencing of all points in a uniform geodetic coordinate system (Gauß-Krüger).

Ninety-seven percent of our study population had one of the prerequisite conditions of ACE definition.