Sentence examples for 1 criterion from inspiring English sources

"The No. 1 criterion is to have the ability to evaluate talent at the major league level," Duquette said.

"Loyalty is the No. 1 criterion for him," said one Republican official who has known Mr. Bush for more than a decade.

Mrs. Sailors said electability would be her No. 1 criterion when she attends her first caucus on Monday night, and she said she was no longer sure that Dr. Dean was her party's strongest candidate.

Today, when recruiting new trustees, Mr. Dayton looks for the qualities that he believes Mr. McMillan saw in him: "A real strong interest in art — that's the No. 1 criterion," he said.

A proposed rule change to make regulation wins the No. 1 criterion for breaking ties in the standings cannot go into effect until next season, luckily for the Rangers.

This operating risk can be seen as a probabilistic formulation of the N − 1 criterion.

The "N-1" criterion cannot be sufficient to guarantee the system at a reasonable security level.

This conflict can be resolved by incorporating the deterministic N−1 criterion into a probabilistic framework.

The system reinforcement is required to relieve the future congestion whenever the TD exceeds the TC based on the N−1 criterion [23].

The deterministic N−1 criterion is, however, definitely easier for engineers, managers and regulators to appreciate than quantitative indices obtained using probabilistic approaches.

Hence, the system well-being concept incorporates the simplified operating states, associated with the accepted deterministic N−1 criterion, into a probabilistic framework.