Sentence examples for combining the requirements from inspiring English sources

Two new novels for young women, "Bitter End," by Jennifer Brown (author of "Hate List," an acclaimed 2009 novel that took on school shootings) and "Stay," by Deb Caletti, do better than many in combining the requirements.

"The idea is to try and ensure that we're combining the requirements of the athletes during the Games with the requirements of the local community in the legacy after the Games," he told the BBC.

This paper investigates the possibility of combining the requirement of coalition stability with a fair allocation of profits to the participants.

Therefore, developing a design that combines the requirements of good image quality is desirable.

Additional issues to be addressed about the role of emerging markets concern to the way in which one can combine the requirements of global markets with the need of designing fast and flexible logistics networks [46].

Here we demonstrate the capabilities of these new features using the mitochondrial atp6 gene of Isoetes engelmannii since this extremely edited locus combines the requirements of introducing start and stop codons with multiple stop removals of in-frame stops.

We intend to use penalized logistic regression, and Tibshirani's lasso (least absolute shrinkage and selection operator)[ 63] in particular to combine the requirements of counteracting over-optimism (shrinkage of regression coefficients) while leaving the opportunity that some coefficients are set to zero, which serves the requirement of a parsimonious model.

We intend to use penalized logistic regression, and Tibshirani's lasso (least absolute shrinkage and selection operator) [ 34] in particular to combine the requirements of counteracting overoptimism (shrinkage of regression coefficients) while leaving the opportunity that some coefficients are set to zero, which serves the requirement of a parsimonious model.

Shareability is the strongest of the three requirements, as it combines the requirement of shared evaluative standards with the requirement of shared reasons.

Thus one way to argue for ethical consequentialism is to observe that it is the theory that results when we combine the requirement of maximization with a distinctively moral constraint of impartiality, applying the requirement to a set of preferences that includes those of all the persons (or other sentient creatures) potentially affected by our actions (Harsanyi 1982).

Combining the product requirements for both extrudate density and hardness showed that the largest optimal compositional range is available at low feed moisture content.