precondition

Object

• matrix: This makes it convenient when multiplying a vector by a preconditioned matrix acting on sites of a single parity.
• technique: The matrix must possess a reasonable amount of diagonal dominance for the preconditioning technique to be effective.

Converse of object

• satisfy: This time rule 3 and rule 6 have their preconditions satisfied.
• create: He asked for a certain delay in order to create these preconditions in the factories.
• set: God sets no preconditions here, not even the precondition of repentance.
• become: Consequently, mass media as the site where ideas and interests can be freely presented and discussed, become a precondition for civil society.
• have: Each action has a precondition stating the BMI range value that allows that action to run.
• require: The focus is on creating what current economic theories suggest are the preconditions required for countries to meet the targets.

Preposition: for

• success: The failure of the first was a precondition for the limited success of the second, which rebuilt bridges with the Glasgow Irish.
• progress: He said that the issue of IRA weapons has been made a precondition for progress on all other issues.
• talk: The Western and Iranian media traded allegations, preconditions for talks and accusations, to which there was a public reaction each time.
• growth: The ability to patent life forms is a precondition for the growth of the commercial biotechnology industry.
• development: The government has said that an SEA is a precondition for offshore development.

Adjective modifier

• necessary: I was also trying to understand some of the necessary preconditions for your strategy to work.
• essential: The kind of work the UKAEA is doing in clearing up the legacy of the past will be an essential precondition.
• weak: On a syntactical approach for defining weakest preconditions ( extended abstract ).
• fundamental: There is a fundamental precondition to any solution for Iraq's problems: getting the imperialist troops out.
• certain: There are certain preconditions for the new regime to work.
• basic: Dr. Lewanika lays down two basic preconditions for allowing GMOs into the country.

Possessives

• task: A task's precondition is examined when, and only when, its scheduling constraints are met.