The key geometrical elements of the nullclines can be described by a set of exclusive parametric combinations defined in a string, which we call the backbone of requirements.
If per chance that customer wants capacity from a certain vendor in a certain country or region, Spotinst can accommodate that kind of request too, although as you string together requirements, the cost of delivery goes up.
Initially, however, consumers were presented with other kinds of requirements — the first gated Bundle, for example, offered half the content with no strings attached, but the other half required users to provide an email address.
With them came measures making it harder for banks to cook their books, and more stringent capital requirements that led to a string of mergers and closures.
The "vote of no confidence" accused Ms. Smalls of a string of offenses, from not complying with special-education requirements and diluting math and science courses, to giving a quarter of the school's teachers unsatisfactory ratings.
A string of interest-rate rises and increases in banks' reserve requirements have had little effect so far.
Since the beginning of the year, Britain, France and the United States have made a string of policy proposals that would be added to higher capital requirements and other rules agreed on by the Group of 20.
Several of the most prestigious universities have raised requirements for their degree courses this year, meaning a string of straight-A grades is no longer enough to secure a place.
The most important feature of Turing's model is the requirement for a physical separation between a string of symbols, the data/program and a machine endowed with specific properties that enable it to manipulate (read and write on) the string of symbols.
That said, a string of failures this prominent is sure to draw federal attention; the FCC requirements included some broadband deployment ones, and Charter's negligence in such a major market will not go unnoticed.
