Sentence examples for requisite grounding from inspiring English sources

But after the requisite grounding, two speeding tickets followed.

That an object instance the work just when compliant with the notation would indicate the notation's satisfaction of syntactic and semantic criteria providing requisite grounds for identity across instances, and signal a corresponding insignificance of historical context and conditions of production to the object's identity.

In particular, in the context of Indigenous Australian research, the concurrent data collection and analysis requisite in grounded theory methods avoided unnecessary data collection from Indigenous people who have been historically over researched [ 15].

Keys has all the requisite tools: huge ground strokes and a big first serve.

The earlier remarks in this section hint at the serious difficulty of seeing how any such routes are likely to provide a rationale for grounding the requisite metaphysical distinction(s).

As AACC President and CEO Walter Bumphus has stated, The pool of potential applicants to fill those CEO positions who possess the requisite skills to 'hit the ground leading' is shrinking.

But due to the pesky yet unavoidable restraints of physics, it's hard for them to muster the forces necessary to do so while airborne — so these drones brace themselves against the ground to get the requisite torque.

Marsh had previously performed such an exhibition to ground members and the requisite splints and bandages were acquired from the nearby St . Vincents Hospital, in order to bind his bowling arm.

So it would take more than three years to produce the requisite three blips and subsequent confirmation by ground-based telescopes before the epochal discovery is announced.

The PEC eventually denied Kuan a COE on the grounds that he lacked the requisite financial credentials and responsibility required by the Constitution.

After viewing the grounds on Google Earth, Bryant was convinced that the requisite six courts, half of them for practice, could be accommodated.