With a simple input of the parameters of a piece, the system offers the most appropriate cutting options (based on the requirements of the piece) allowing a non-expert user selecting the most appropriate process with emphasis on a predefined priority: finish, cost or time.
Bennett condemns this endorsement as an "invidious distinction" (because white voters would not face such requirements) of a piece with Lincoln's commitment to white supremacy.
It consists in selecting a minimal set of test cases from a large test suite, ensuring that the test cases selected cover a given set of requirements of a piece of software at the same time as it minimizes the amount of resources required for its execution.
Depending on the requirements of your piece, you could need hard wire, soft wire, or a combination of both.
But with "Cold Weather," Mr. Katz has made a film that doesn't sacrifice nuance and plausibility even as it heeds the storytelling requirements of a genre piece.
It turns out the playing requirements for indoor racket games – plenty of space, high ceilings and hard, flat floors – are a close match for the requirements of German Wheel, a piece of gymnastic apparatus resembling a wide, sparsely-runged steel ladder pulled into a circle.
The authors defined an active news customer as someone who read at least ten substantive news articles and two opinion pieces in a three-month period if you remove the requirement of reading opinion pieces, the number of news readers climbs to fourteen per cent.
The authors defined an active news customer as someone who read at least ten substantive news articles and two opinion pieces in a three-month period — if you remove the requirement of reading opinion pieces, the number of news readers climbs to fourteen per cent.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet The authors defined an active news customer as someone who read at least ten substantive news articles and two opinion pieces in a three-month period — if you remove the requirement of reading opinion pieces, the number of news readers climbs to fourteen per cent.
In Egypt, there is no such requirement, and pieces of "evidence"—mostly photographs and video seized from the journalists' studio when it was raided were introduced in most cases without any clear idea of what they had to do with allegations of a terrorist conspiracy.
In Egypt, there is no such requirement, and pieces of "evidence" – mostly photographs and video seized from the journalists' studio when it was raided – were introduced in most cases without any clear idea of what they had to do with allegations of a terrorist conspiracy.
