Sentence examples for shared requirements from inspiring English sources
Due to their shared requirements, these systems were all designed around the service bus-based Rich Services software architecture.
All historians in EALAC are affiliated with Columbia's History Department and our graduate students in Chinese history are admitted either through EALAC or History, have access to the courses and resources of both departments, and are expected to fulfill shared requirements as stipulated by the joint History-East Asia Program that bridges the two.
Through this, an organisation can develop an understanding of the dependencies that each of these teams or groups have upon each other and their shared requirements to perform their role, as well as developing relationships across these roles.
These structure/function homologies extend to common pathologies, including shared requirements of nephrin in the maintenance of the ultrafiltration barrier, and of nephrocystins in preventing the development of tubular cysts.
BBC1 and BBC2 currently have a shared requirement to show 1,500 hours of children's programming a year.
These data reveal a role for lysosomal membrane permeabilization in the cellular response to bacterial pathogens and demonstrate a shared requirement for cytosolic relocalization of cathepsins in pyroptosis and pyronecrosis.
Hence, when postural control is associated with a secondary cognitive task, interference implies a shared requirement for attentional processes.
During evolution, the shared requirement of micro- and macroorganisms for this important nutrient has shaped the pathogen-host relationship [ 14].
Mutual unintelligibility of orthologous Foxf enhancers in spite of shared requirement for the MAPK pathway in TVC fate specification.
This results in activation and inactivation processes with a shared requirement for the switch II glutamine residue.
This shared requirement of the transmitter system between visual and olfactory learning has been described in crickets (Unoki et al., 2005, 2006; Mizunami et al., 2009).
