Define the finish-to-start dependency, Civil Engineering

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Sheet rock cannot be installed in the new house you are building until a building inspector approves the plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and insulation. This is an example of:

A constraint
An assumption
A start-to-finish dependency
A finish-to-start dependency

Solution: 4. the inspections must be finished before the sheet-rocking can start.

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