In addition to the necessity for accuracy and robustness that both serve as prerequisites for the successful performance of various tasks, the ability to safely handle unexpected events, such as communication failures or unintended interactions which may endanger the robot/human safety, is a paramount requirement.
Biology 112: Unicellular Life is a first-year biology course at the University of British Columbia that serves as a first-year prerequisite for second-year cell biology and introductory biochemistry, which themselves serve as prerequisites to a large number of upper-level courses in biology, microbiology, and biochemistry.
Rather the world of the text, which historically emerged with the speech becoming text, serves as prerequisite for the perpetually ongoing re-interpretation of the text as an autonomous subject.
The deaths of nine people served as prerequisites to the moving displays of humanity that I witnessed.
Neither Bio1 nor Bio2 has pre- or corequisites (e.g., Bio1 is not a prerequisite for Bio2); however, Bio1 serve as a prerequisite for all upper-division coursework in biology, and Bio2 serves as a prerequisite for selected classes in organismal biology and ecology.
This will enable greater precision in describing existing institutional arrangements, as well as serve as a prerequisite for a fuller debate about the desired nature of GHG.
Reverse innovation as an organizational approach can not only lead to profitability and "success in developing countries… [but also serve as a] prerequisite for continued vitality in developed ones" for businesses that wanted to compete in global markets [ 12].
This indicates that the histone modification status might be established before the actual expression of the gene and serve as a prerequisite for rapid activation by gene-specific transcription factors upon inflammatory stimuli.
An insight in to the molecular mechanisms and targets of miR involved in the pathogenesis of heart diseases could serve as a prerequisite to explore their role in the pathogenesis of DHD.
Although common characteristics of young children, such as hand-to-mouth behaviors and close proximity to the floor, put them at higher risk of pesticide exposure, it is the pesticide residues found in the environment that serve as the prerequisite for exposure and the subsequent oral ingestion.
