Sentence examples for competition requirements from inspiring English sources

Presented are the competition requirements, systems design and testing, and the competition results.

He would have had to wade through the bureaucratic mire of the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation's uninspired competition requirements.

At a meeting at the University of Connecticut, he walked the architects through the competition requirements the way a teacher would review the requirements for an exam.

The FAR controls most aspects of executive agency acquisitions, e.g. socioeconomic policy, competition requirements, exceptions to specific policies, and mandatory clauses to include in Government contracts.

In conclusion, the common characteristics and individual technologies of the successful net zero houses define a vocabulary, and thanks to the interdisciplinary competition requirements these houses help light the way to more energy efficient constructions in the future.

While the deal now meets the competition requirements of the Austrian regulator, BWB, it also furthers the European Commission's goal of encouraging the creation of regional telecommunications groups that can offer state-of-the-art wireless service across the single market of the European Union's 27 members.

It was a sound worth returning to, one that had more to do with Monk than that of the rest of the pianists — although emulating Monk per se is not a competition requirement.

As another example, for students born with only one hand, a swimming competition requirement that two hands touch the final lap wall should be waived or changed to accommodate disabled students.

According to the BCI competition requirement, the classification performances in the session-to-session transfers are measured by kappa coefficient[32]: κ = Acc - P e / 1 - P e (18) Figure 8 Strategy of session-to-session transfers.

Both summer and winter sports will have access to £800,000 worth of cutting-edge technology, plus they will be able to apply scientific innovation to their training, recovery and injury prevention, as well as their in-competition requirements.

At the same time, grassland production faces competition from requirements for arable land, competition between food and feed production, requirements for bioenergy and the need to preserve biodiversity and maintain ecosystem services (Thornton, 2010).