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61) Emotional intelligence is the requisite quality that high school teachers should possess in the present times.

62) Remember above all, that Tillandsias are among the most care-free and hardiest plants, when given the requisite amount of LIGHT, WATER and NUTRIENTS.

63) These must be suitably proportioned to give the requisite degree of accuracy.

64) Crafted in smooth leather with the requisite tailored moccasin toe, this handsome slip-on is as easy on the feet as it is on the eyes.

65) Without money -- or the requisite sum, at least -- she enjoyed the luxuries which money could buy.

66) The spirit of christianism is the requisite and intrinsic idealistic ingredient in Helin's New Ideology of Mind.

67) Even if no prior art can be found and a patent is granted, it may still not meet the requisite obviousness standard.

68) Groupware and its requisite infrastructure often require extensive It'support for installation and maintenance.

69) The school seems to proceed on thefoolish idea that we can delimit a minimum stock of learning in history or geography which we can consider the absolute requisite of an educated man.

70) They are accompanied by the requisite shipping documnts in order.

71) Finally, making use of autocorrelation function characteristic of spread spectrum sequence, watermark information was detected. In the detection process, it is not requisite for initial carrier image.

72) A stable radical intermediate is a necessary requisite to loss of carbon dioxide.

73) This alleged iron law of wages declares that wages can never rise above the minimum requisite to keep the laborer in bare existence as a laborer.

74) In order to increase reliability using phenolphthalein solution to detect alkaline cell sealing characteristics, the water in the alcohol was decreased, environment humidity were requisite.

75) The most important requisite of a theory is that it be useful.

76) There seems to be a "requisite variety" -- a minimum complexity or diversity of parts -- for such processes as self-organization, evolution, learning, and life.

77) Answer: The requisite legal regulations went into effect on August 1 st 2000.

78) She expected to achieve the requisite two - thirds majority for nomination.

79) With the current trend towards minimal access techniques,[sentence dictionary] fluoroscopy has become requisite to achieving satisfactory outcomes.

80) It'should be understood that the requisite laser characteristics may differ greatly from application to application.

81) Study was also made on the technological characteristics of the ore, providing a requisite basis for the beneficiation and metallurgical technology.

82) I had deflated my tires to the requisite 18 pounds per square inch for driving on sand, and had printed out a map from the company's Web site that purported to show me how to get there.

83) From a shot-chucking triggerman to someone that will rebound, defend; distribute all while still getting his requisite 20-plus a night, usually in a win.

84) The second: when you do come down strongly on someone's side, refer to a higher authority to give yourself the requisite gravitas.

85) Certainly, the SHOW had nearly enough of the requisite glitz for a modern pop spectacle.

86) The prevailing laws in our county do not distinguish the nature of the house sales from house lease or take the registration as the requisite of effect of the contract.

87) Thus, an individual would ordinarily be deemed to have the capacity to transfer or receive immovable property if he or she has the requisite capacity according to the situs.

88) Intellectual innovation is a requisite of leading activity development and reform , and practice is the springhead of it .