Sentence examples for requisite of the from inspiring English sources

Another requisite of the successful clerihew is an awkward rhyme, as in Bentley's "Aeschylus": "Steady the Greeks!" shouted Aeschylus.

Yoshoku restaurants are also a requisite of the trendiest new shopping districts, like Midtown and Roppongi Hills, where they cater to younger Japanese whose mothers made the food at home.

It is perhaps a requisite of the much advertised "aloha spirit" of kindness and generosity, but someone, a guide or shopkeeper or passer-by, is always giving you a little gift or treat -- a soft drink or a chocolate-macadamia nut bar here, a postcard or a refrigerator magnet there.

Another requisite of the dataset is that events should be sent by a broad range of devices.

The fundamental requisite of the PO is that it should make absolutely precise what the theory is fundamentally about.

Bearing in mind that LES performs well far from walls where turbulent is isotropic, a requisite of the Smagorinsky model is the use of van Driest's wall-damping function to cancel the sub-grid stress viscosity on the surrounding of the wall when both are multiplied.

The first requisite of this process is an accurately controlled flow of materials into the assembly plants.

Mr. Kaufmann's dusky, virile voice may lack the red-sauce spicing that many consider requisites of the verismo style.

Noank is going with an Elm City full-service model: mainstream groceries plus all the natural, organic and dietary requisites of the day.

Thus, to comply with the psychometric requisites of the scales, attention, concentration and preserved reasoning skills are needed.

The RDH is, first and foremost, based on the assumption that the availability of resources is heterogeneous, a pre-requisite of the mechanism it describes.