Sentences with phrase «sophistication requires»

Your work ethic and intelligence require that if you make this investment you want to know that it offers the immigration benefits you bargained for and the financial security that your sophistication requires.

In a similar way, sophistication requires formal shoes.

Failing to recruit and secure a management team that possess the knowledge, accomplishment and sophistication required by a buyer post-acquisition.

At the time, some scientists minimized the sophistication required to solve B - 12's structure, Glusker says.

Given the low probability of victory as well as the considerable time, expense, and psychological discomfort involved in waging a legal battle, it isn't surprising that private placements are rare, especially among families who lack the wealth and sophistication required to navigate the legal system successfully.

Second, legacy review tools lacked the sophistication required to handle the burgeoning growth of data in today's litigation environment.

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«The way we guarantee the greatest safety is by requiring that as the level of complexity of the airspace increases, so does the level of sophistication of the vehicle,» said Gur Kimchi, VP and co-founder of Amazon's delivery - by - drone project, Prime Air, at the NASA event, according to The Guardian.

But the use of income statements would also require a much higher level of business sophistication.

One may be that his or her company is in the pro-cess of buying other companies, which often requires a degree of financial sophistication beyond the means of the entrepreneur.

Nonprofits require the same technological sophistication as for - profit businesses, just on a much tighter budget.

Programs are not yet aware, Jeremy, because we are nowhere near the level of sophistication in programming, or in our understanding of what awareness is, that it would require to make a program that is aware of itself.

It is complex and requires a level of sophistication that I don't think it can be reasonably be taught in high school — can you imagine getting a discussion on the political impact of monophysitism in the Byzantine empire and how it enabled the Muslim conquest through the Texas School Board?

consider, for all the debate regarding the «innovation» of monotheism in the Abrahamic religions, how could there be such sophistication WHILE requiring such naiveté as your read of Genesis does?

This ministerial task requires a double sophistication and a double pace: the preacher must constantly repossess with the deliberate steadiness of history's pace the accumulated resources of the fields of faith, and he must at the same time race along with his time in instant knowledge of its lusts and loves, its longing and its lostness.

So with ease, elegance, tributes of affection, social recognitions — some of us require amounts of these things which to others would appear a mass of lying and sophistication.)

Although continuity of care has been identified as a core component of a model of midwife - led care, there is wide variation in the definition and measurement of continuity of care which will require greater sophistication in future studies.

Scanning the Earth's surface from above, a technique known as remote sensing, requires a great deal of technical sophistication.

Thus, cultural transmission does not require the high cognitive sophistication specific to humans, nor is it a distinctive feature of humans.»

To make a large, thin gear on a shaft with very small gear teeth mesh without wobbling, run in both directions, and control dials and pointers several gear sets away without much play or lash requires a level of sophistication in metallurgy, machine design and precision machining on a level with the concept, design and purpose of this incredible mechanism.

Certainly, reaching high levels of catalysis for increasingly complex reactions will likely require the concomitant evolution, sophistication and specialization of the catalytic machinery at the active site.

Coordination between NASA and the NSF can be advantageous because (1) the sheer scale of many modern astronomical investigations requires a coordinated national, if not international, effort; (2) the enormous increase in technical, computer, and Web - based capability reduces the barriers to cooperation; and (3) the growing sophistication of researchers» investigations implies that coordination across wavelength bands and across disciplines is required to produce a deeper and more fundamental understanding of the objects and processes under study.

While it is entirely possible to get all the nutrients you need from a vegan diet, that requires far and away more nutritional sophistication than to get the entirety of the nutrients you need from a plant - heavy but omnivorous diet.

I chose to wear minimal accessories as this look does not require more sophistication.

But doing so «requires a sophistication that we might not be capable of,» he says.

A teacher can earn $ 200 to $ 600 more per year on their base salary, depending upon the sophistication or depth of learning required for a microcredential.

While injecting fuel into the combustion chamber requires approximately fifty times the pressure used with port injection and additional electronic control sophistication, significant benefits are delivered.

Luckily the VW dealer traced the fault on my car to the locking mechanism in the drivers door so only required 2 days with it, and immediately upon getting back into its drivers seat on Tuesday evening, it was clear that the GTI rides with a lot more sophistication than the standard car.

Packed with a supercharged 5.0 - liter V8, the result is a 550 - horsepower Range Rover uncompromising in its sophistication and comfort, capable of unleashing the brute within when the road — or lack thereof — requires a heavy hand rather than a velvet touch.

Rock's prose is simple in a way that requires considerable sophistication.

But these approaches also require greater education, sophistication, and attention on the part of the investor.

As we've discussed in our About Greenbackd and About liquidation value investing pages, we apply Graham's liquidating value methodology because it's conservative, it doesn't require a great deal of sophistication — it's a simple formula — and it doesn't require the heroic leaps in reasoning required to forecast future earnings.

But each of these approaches also requires greater education, sophistication, and attention on the part of the investor.

Investing in a mutual fund requires less investment sophistication than investing in individual stocks or ETF's.

That product breadth has been deliberately engineered in response to a few factors: (1) the growing sophistication of trading strategies that require more flexibility, (2) an increased focus on cost efficiencies associated with clearing, prompting the expansion of cleared products, and (3) the need for greater access to the global oil markets.

But this kind of thing has been done before, does not require any great sophistication or computer modeling to rebut, and has come up so many times before (Salby (also here), Beck, Segalstad, Jaworowski etc.), that perhaps a crowd - sourced rebuttal would be useful.

It requires a small amount of true sophistication to understand the power of this statement, but those states which have done so are saving hundreds of millions, even billions of dollars every year as a result.

But they all suffer the same types of problems, moving mechanisms and sophisticated electronics in harsh environments, and to get reliability requires aerospace levels of sophistication of your technology, and the associated levels of costs.

Of course, there may still be attempts to hijack the money, but they are not just going to shovel the funds into general revenues, so at the least, attempts to steal will require some sophistication and effort on the part of the thieves.

The opinion further notes that a client's lack of technological sophistication or lack of available technology «may require alternative non-electronic forms of communication altogether.»

Beyond Excel (sitting at the least sophisticated end of the toolbox spectrum) and R (freeware programming language requiring expertise), BI tools lying in the middle of the sophistication spectrum will cost money.

By accepting the certificate of analysis into evidence without first allowing defense voir dire / cross examination questioning of the machine operator accepts that attestation clause as reliable without allowing the defendant not only to challenge not only whether the witness is reliable, credible and with sufficient recall, but also to challenge whether the witness properly and according to DFS procedure operated this claimed sophisticated piece of machinery that thusly requires a commensurate level of sophistication in understanding the machinery and using it.

There is almost always something unique that requires the sophistication of an experienced lawyer.

This requires a sophistication few if any law firms now employ.

Attorney Louis P. Winner has the legal background, accounting skills, psychological sophistication, personal toughness, and experience required to aggressively yet reasonably represent clients in all areas of family law.

Then it goes on to state that the test for determining whether a solicitation is improper is multi-factored, requiring an analysis of the sophistication of the client regarding legal matters, the physical and emotional state of the prospective client, and the circumstances surrounding the solicitation.

That frees up well - paid professionals to focus on jobs that require more sophistication — and generate greater value for the company.

Tapping a telephone line does not require great technical sophistication or equipment, nor is the know - how difficult to obtain.11

In fact, an electronic record may well provide even better evidence than a paper record — while fraudsters and forgers of paper documents are limited only by ingenuity, it requires greater resources and sophistication to alter electronic records without being detected, particularly if solid metadata evidence is available or those documents are stored by a reliable custodian.

But implementing systems like what Zantaz offers requires an incredible level of sophistication and experience.

However, the mounting pressure on fees and the growing sophistication of buyers of legal services means that increasingly firms are required to find cost - effective ways of carrying out these simpler elements of high - value engagements.