Sentence examples for requirements may need from inspiring English sources
Subjects appear satisfied with the recommendations by the AHP-based system, though its relatively demanding input requirements may need mitigation and adequate interface designs.
Check out the requirements of your state or country to make sure that you meet the age, education, or any other requirements you may need.
Check with your cable company about those options — and also ask beforehand about any other minimum system requirements you may need.
The numerical models are essentially targeted toward spatial predictions at a given time and hence may face limitations arising out of modeling assumptions, incompleteness of boundary conditions and forcing functions, large computing requirements and may need local tuning.
(d) Even if stability of the queues were not a concern, still it is imperative for a QoS scheduler to be both channel- and queue-aware: in order to meet QoS requirements, one may need to sometimes schedule users whose delays/queues are becoming large but whose current channel is not the most favorable.
The surveys faced quick opposition from the American Council on Education and NASPA-Student Affains Administrators in Higher Education, which said they don't favor new requirements that may need additional staffing.
Rather surprisingly, high concentrations of CK isoforms were also found in a variety of epithelial cells that are not known to have high fluctuating energy requirements, but may need energetic support for maintaining high rates of cell divisions, resorption or secretion activities.
Ask for specific instructions on any special requirements that may need to be used for particular cars.
If you want to get exact material requirements, you may need to produce a scale drawing with specific nominal dimension lumber lengths and sizes.
Investigate state licensing requirements, because you may need a certificate or license to work as a school librarian.
Depending on your county's requirements, you also may need to get searches done by the Clerk of Court's Office and the Recorder of Deeds Office.
