Sentence examples for be accepted in order from inspiring English sources
As said in [16] this can be acceptable for some delay tolerant systems such as a sensor network, but for some others like mobile telephony this latter cannot be accepted in order to guarantee a certain level of quality.
The <../presiden/jeffpap.aspresolves.asp >Congress stated the lowest terms they thought possible to be accepted, in order to convince the world they were not unreasonable.
The main aim of the research campaign has relied in the assessment of the maximum swelling-induced volumetric strain that may be accepted in order to allow screws to withstand thermo-mechanical stresses and work in safe conditions or to avoid unduly high unscrewing torques during back-plate remotely handled maintenance operations.
However, in other applications, such as analysis of motion and behaviour, a time delay can be accepted in order to reach a higher precision.
The admission control uses different strategies to decide which of the users' requests can be accepted in order to cause minimal performance impact, avoiding SLA penalties.
When deciding on the appropriate asset allocation, investors should consider their marginal utility of wealth — how much any potential incremental wealth is worth relative to the risk that must be accepted in order to achieve a greater expected return.
Two applications for voluntary redundancy from outside the "at risk" teams were accepted in order to enable two employees at risk to remain with GNM.
The method based on the specific colour of the mouth is accepted in order to determine correctly its corners.
The risk of lower completion rate was accepted in order to make sure that the responses for both cases (urban vs. rural) could be obtained from the same respondents.
The restriction to few clinically relevant variables such as factors determining walking distance was accepted in order to counter this.
In this context a higher false positives rate was accepted in order to keep the false negatives rate as low as possible.
