Five pre-requisite principles for the success of sport fishery enterprises are suggested.
During the accession process, Romania began overhauling its judiciary, teaching a new generation of lawyers the requisite democratic principles from the West.
The requisite elements of this principle are not met, and this principle cannot be used as a moral justification.
He wasn't the first Republican to provisionally come out against the bill, but the others were all uber-conservatives like Rand Paul and Ted Cruz who, many cynical observers figure, will eventually vote yes after the requisite yammering about their principles.
This is beneficial, because "the organization matches expert knowledge organization in which a few fundamental principles are viewed as requisite for a very broad understanding" (Brewe, 2008, p. 1156).
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.
A basic formulation of this principle is the Law of Requisite Variety [1], [2].
The requisite information for understanding the design and operation principles of these microsystems as well as their functional implications for optical networking is provided.
Regardless of the stem design, the principle pre-requisites for femoral revision are: maximizing fit, immediate press-fit stability, control of axial and rotational stability, and optimal bone-remodeling in the long-term.
A major pre-requisite for the successful implementation of the main principles of the Three Rs Declaration of Bologna [57] is the universal access to high quality experimental data on various chemical properties.
Respecting anatomical and biomechanical principles, our experiments have highlighted the fundamental features and requisites needed to achieve a meniscal suture that allows the injured tissue to heal and the lost structural integrity to recover.
