All the combinations and their prerequisites are summarized, in which we obtain two types of decision rules.
Furthermore, we analyze the prerequisites and settings in which the previously reported advantages actually hold and in which settings no advantages can be observed.
The precise measurement of musical time was simply an indispensable prerequisite for compositions in which separate, yet simultaneously sounded, melodic entities were combined in accordance with the medieval theorists' rules of consonance (specifying the proper intervals to be used between voice parts, especially at points of musical repose).
Our findings suggest a view in which the prerequisites for the social transmission of avoidance may include previous learning experience of subjects as well as alarming social cues from others.
Our findings suggest a refined view in which the prerequisites for higher cognitive functions, including tool use and its functional understanding, may occur in a wide range of animals; moreover, socio-ecological factors may be more important than phylogenic factors for such functions to evolve [9].
Hospitals can't fix what they don't know about, so a basic prerequisite is fostering a culture in which adverse events get promptly reported.
To hook students, Yale computer science professors are offering freshman seminars with no prerequisites, like one on computer graphics, in which students learn the technical underpinnings of a Pixar movie.
The nonlinear behavior of rock deformation, which is the prerequisite for a critical stress state in which the tidal stress could trigger an earthquake, increases as the rigidity and the strength of rocks decrease.
Thus, the method is an absolute prerequisite for gene expression microarray experiments in which the amount of sample is the major limiting factor.
The main goal of the gimnazija is preparation of the students for final examinations called "matura," success in which is a prerequisite for entering university.
