Sentence examples for requisite definition from inspiring English sources

At the 24th CGPM meeting, held in October 2011, the CIPM sponsored a resolution in which the requisite definition changes were agreed to in principle and in which the conditions required to be met before the redefinitions could be implemented were restated.

An additional requisite of the definition was that the insomnia was not related to the use of medication.

Their result shows, that pre-selection of normals based on thyroid antibody titers and other parameters is not a requisite for the definition of TSH levels.

Some of these debates can be settled by making requisite distinctions, for definitions are not all of one kind: definitions serve a variety of functions, and their general character varies with function.

To define in terms that can be operationalised what is meant by the term city and how this unit of analysis can be used for empirical analysis, we adopt Pichierri's (2002 48 499) methodological proposal and assume that the minimal requisites of the definition of city are as follows: 1.

It was proposed to insert after the word Juries, "with the accustomed requisites," leaving the definition to be construed according to the judgment of professional men.

Haydn's Quartet in G (Op. 77) had the requisite wit and clear definition, but the listener also felt the earth under Haydn's feet, reminding us of his modest origins.

Justice Scalia quoted with approval the definition of "requisite" that Solicitor General Seth P. Waxman offered when the case was argued in November: "sufficient, but not more than necessary".

Right now, only 16 percent of LodgeNet's hotel-room base has the requisite big-screen, high-definition TV sets.

Further requisites are a clear definition of congenital malformation and prolonged follow-up to detect the occurrence of congenital malformations not detected at birth.

The prevalence of behavioural disorders varied between 0.47% and 1.18% according to the requisites of the diagnostic definition.