Sentence examples for special preconditions from inspiring English sources

The feeling that having children does not require any special preconditions except having an appropriate partnership ("balanced") because it is a natural part of life may lead the eastern German respondents to enter parenthood even in the absence of job security.

Ethnic minority women do have some special preconditions for a good care depending on her socioeconomic background, on education and on her migration history (reason for migration, from where she has migrated, with whom to which country, at what age and how long time ago).

To realize the greatest monetary benefit from preconditioning, cow-calf producers should develop a reputation for integrity and market calves through special preconditioning sales.

This overview includes a description of how the computational challenges are addressed and how the computational schemes can be enhanced with special preconditioning techniques.

This study supports recommendations that abduction status should qualify individuals for basic reinsertion support, but not be a special category, determinant, or precondition of aid [ 13].

Trade unions have to take the special characteristics of immigrants into account as a precondition for cooperation.

These two findings lead to the assumption that it is not structural preconditions (e.g. judicial framework) or special regional potentials (e.g. physical conditions) that have led to the occurrence of these cases.

Characterizing the special dynamics inherent in the living cell may be a precondition for understanding the information production processes on which other emergent informational entities are based, particularly, nervous systems and societies.

Greve et al. [29] have recently suggested that investment in elderly family members or unrelated associates ("senators") who harbor special knowledge and experience will be evolutionarily selected in animal societies where certain preconditions exist.

Taking advantage of the special block Toeplitz structure of the matrix of the linear system, a fast iterative and preconditioned numerical method yielding large memory savings is proposed.

The paper then looks at the special situation of economic policy advice in the Swiss direct democracy before concluding with a summary of the most important preconditions for being a successful policy advisor.