Sentence examples for behavioural requirements from inspiring English sources
Sanctions for failing to comply with behavioural requirements a.
Conditionality requirements set behavioural requirements for both employers and workers participating in STW schemes.
Behavioural requirements and other barriers (such as the perceived burden of filing an application) are equally relevant for potential recipients of minimum-income or "welfare" benefits.
The increase in data volumes exchanged and the increased message behavioural requirements demand further development of the predictability of the DCC as developed for Day 1 applications.
In addition some countries pursuing an activation agenda have tightened conditions, reduced benefit durations, or introduced more demanding behavioural requirements (Immervoll and Richardson,2011).
The problem of designing materials with negative linear compressibility is formulated as an optimisation problem of finding structures with prescribed behavioural requirements.
Finally, it could explain that veterinarians showed lower median scores for access to a natural teat and for castration/dehorning (see Figures 2 and 3), because natural teat sucking is a typical behavioural requirement and castration/dehorning is very much part of routine veterinary practice.
However, the annotation-based extensions of these work do not adequately address the primitive and essential structural and behavioural modelling requirements of practical software.
This paper takes a first step in the direction of the design of a mobility model meeting behavioural and scale requirements of modern smart cities.
Finally, it is a promising tool to explore the sensitivity of the grazing process to characteristics of both sward (height, bulk density, nutritive value) and animals (weight, nutritional requirements, behavioural traits), and to management practices (stocking rate, rotational versus continuous grazing).
The inherent requirement statements covered all eight IRONE domains: ethical behaviour, behavioural stability, legal, communication, cognition, sensory abilities, strength and mobility and sustainable performance (Table 2)[ 22].
