Sentence examples for combination of requirements from inspiring English sources

That combination of requirements is likely what drove Apple to move into its own design, allowing it to push the envelope on processor power consumption.

An innovative detector packaging and readout system has been developed to meet the unusual combination of requirements for: low temperature, low radioactivity, low energy threshold, and large channel count.

We can't accomplish that combination of requirements with that traditional aircraft design," Future Vertical Lift's program manager Rich Kretzschmar adds, referring to the desire for these new rotorcraft to be able to carry heavier payloads at higher speeds for longer distances.

He notes the difficulty of finding the best registration – no registration suggestions are given – and the best organ to perform the piece on, since it seems to require steady and considerable changes in volume without changes in the tone quality produced by the organ yet also demands neoclassical "brightness and clarity", a combination of requirements that it is difficult for organs to meet.

This is determined by a combination of requirements of the multiple regression analysis and feasibility.

Under this combination of requirements, genes with promoter type Inr only or Inr/DPE are clearly more tightly associated with this temporal expression profile (FET; Inr only or Inr/DPE, Padjusted = 3.2 × 10−7; e.g., Motif 1/6, Padjusted = 7.0 × 10−3, the closest one; table 3).

Each "product" comes with its own unique permutation and combination of authorization requirements, rules for claims and list of approved prescription drugs.

Many lines can deposit zinc-alloy coatings, such as zinc-nickel or zinc-iron, and some lines are capable of producing multilayered coatings of different alloys, the goal being to optimize a combination of specific requirements such as corrosion resistance, weldability, abrasion resistance, drawability, and paintability.

The combination of those requirements clearly challenges present-day technological limits.

The combination of these requirements is a great technical challenge for neutron detectors: While conventional detectors could provide large fields of view, the accuracy of water mapping has so far been limited by their low spatial resolution.

A combination of changed requirements and the formation of more specialist and advanced training overseas reduced the need for further expansion in 1944.