Sentence examples for certain level of flexibility from inspiring English sources
It does, however, demand a certain level of flexibility.
Also, in contrast to traditional service specific inflexible network implementations, adoption of innovative network technologies demand certain level of flexibility and control over the networking fabric.
This paper proposes, in a decision-making perspective, a new multi-agent architecture specifically designed to support planning activities in decentralized electricity markets, with a certain level of flexibility.
However, both Peer-to-Peer and Bridge CA cross-certification models suits better than the hierarchical one with organizations where a certain level of flexibility is needed to form and revoke trust relationships with other organizations as changing policy or business needs dictate.
Despite the limited scope laid out in the guidelines, Health Secretary Matt Hancock seemed to imply that doctors are being given a certain level of flexibility.
Exploring policy implementation requires a certain level of flexibility, adapting and combining research methods in a way that enables the capture of complex social processes.
The hierarchical layout and the iterative design methodology enable a certain level of design flexibility for the overall system and preparation for various contingencies, as illustrated on specific development cycles.
The configurations of these building blocks and the interactions between them provide the system with a certain level of reliability, robustness, flexibility, adaptivity and capacity for swift recovery and handling.
In addition to binding strength between RNA and DDX3X, this region also requires certain level of conformational rearrangement and flexibility in order to accomplish the process of RNA unwinding.
Indeed, Iavicoli et al. [ 38] have called for a critical evaluation of efforts employed so far to address psychosocial risks and mental health in the workplace to be conducted in order to develop an approach at European level that will allow both flexibility at national level and a certain level of benchmarking across members states in terms of relevant data and good practices applied.
