Desperate to secure consignments, auction houses concede ever higher estimates to suit the requirements of art owners — often dealers who will eventually make use of those estimates.
Linklater makes few concessions to what one might call the genuine requirements of art, that is, to convert the banality of personal experience into something universal that will engage a wider audience.
As a consequence, such articles may be imported into the EEA subject to the requirements of Art. 7 REACH, but there is no authorisation requirement for REACH Annex XIV SVHC contained.
Burges was commissioned by the Skilbeck Brothers to re-model an existing warehouse; the result was influential, representing what one of Burges's obituarists described as "probably the most successful attempt ever made to unite the requirements of art and mercantile convenience".
This report details the cost and personnel requirements of providing ART during the first year of therapy.
Since the advent of modernism, beauty had been questioned as a sufficient, or even necessary, requirement for art.
Our assumption that clinicians rather than nurses, pharmacists and counselors, will be the main limiting factor for ART scale-up may be either overly optimistic or overly pessimistic given the lack of existing evidence of clinician-time requirements for ART patients, but it does not restrict the use of the model since it can be applied to any type of limiting staff category.
Thus, a cultural requirement for art will not distinguish biotic art from human art.
Only 4percentt of the city's elementary schools meet the state's requirement for arts education, not 4percentt of all public schools.
According to condition (A1), the condition of artifactuality in this sense is equivalent to the requirement that a work of art should have an author.
