I imagined that the experience of reading her books, if I ever bothered to, would be like listening to classical music on fancy headphones in a college library: civilized, subtle, probably sleep-inducing.
But then I actually read Munro, and she lifted off my headphones in order to whisper an insane, unforgettable piece of gossip about that anxiety-stricken T.A. over by the copy machine.
"We sometimes draw a false equivalence between research advisers and mentors. And while many advisers are excellent mentors, it’s not exactly a prerequisite for running a lab. But it doesn’t have to be that way." #NationalMentoringMonth
The culture Higuchi and his colleagues have conjured from clay fragments bears little resemblance to the rice-based, Shinto and Buddhist ones that followed. Stone arrowheads and cultivating tools speak of a people who hunted and farmed mixed grains, while the ornate vessels, Higuchi believes, point to reverence for the waxing and waning moon as a symbol of rebirth.
“They saw death as the prerequisite for new life,” Higuchi told me. Circles and spirals, and even frogs and snakes, all symbolized rebirth (frogs because they were associated with the moon; snakes because they emerge alive from hibernation each spring). Most traces of that culture are gone, but Higuchi suggested that today’s autumn moon-viewing parties may be a lone exception.
But his unrivalled access was actually the result of a combination of hard work and hardball. He had the requisite friends in high places—LBJ even hosted a reception for his wedding—but those friends also found their tongues loosened by the knowledge that you were either “a source or a target”.
In an interview with Knowledge@Wharton, Assouline spoke about why conditions in China are ripe for real estate development, and how partnering with the world's fastest-growing economy may be a requisite for survival in the current economic downturn.
Despite China's remarkable economic growth, it's hard to think of an international Chinese consumer-goods brand, perhaps other than white-goods manufacturer Haier. The answer may be to buy in the requisite marketing savvy or link up with a leading foreign company, as juice maker China Huiyuan wants to do with Coca-Cola.Meanwhile, Western brands such as Nike and Adidas are making a big push in China. Even if Li Ning can achieve a price advantage, the foreign firms' bold marketing expertise could help them make up ground.
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The intention has been to produce a book for reference, and also for a text...The main prerequisite is knowledge and experience in the subject matter.
prerequisite
Pronunciation: /priːˈrɛkwɪzɪt/
Definition of prerequisite
noun
adjective
pre・requisite
━━ a., n. 前もって必要な（もの）, 必要条件（となる）, 不可欠な（もの） ((to, for, of)).
adj.
Required or necessary as a prior condition: Competence is prerequisite to promotion.
n. Something that is prerequisite, as a course that is required prior to taking an advanced course
requisite
adjective [before noun] FORMAL
necessary; needed for a particular purpose:
He lacked the requisite skills for the job.
The requisite number of countries have now ratified the convention.
requisite
noun [C usually plural] FORMAL
an important necessary item:
A good book is a requisite for long journeys.
Self-esteem, self-judgment and self-will are said to be the three requisites of independence.
req・ui・site
━━ a., n. 必要な, 不可欠の; 必要物, 要件, 必要条件.
req・ui・site・ness ━━ n.
req・ui・site・ness ━━ n.- （尤指對隱私）多嘴，饒舌
loose tongue
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