Sentence examples for criteria at the same from inspiring English sources

However, in reality, it is difficult to satisfy all the criteria at the same time.

Sometimes, to consider the Quality of Service (QoS), it is necessary to consider several of those criteria at the same time.

Generally, the industrial process plant design problems are multiobjective, because there is a need to fulfill different criteria at the same time.

If banks were to tighten lending criteria at the same time, the customers' problems would multiply.That might cause a downward spiral as withdrawals creep up: even a modest rise in dud loans might spook lenders, particularly flighty hedge funds.

Design/methodology/approach—In the study, the proposed approach extends label correcting algorithm to apply to multi-objective problems where various conflicting objectives have to be considered simultaneously so as to make a trade-off between different criteria at the same time.

Among all attempts made, none fulfils all three criteria at the same time [1].

More precisely, a modified positive position feedback (PPF) scheme is developed to design the PPF compensator gains in a more systematical way to stabilize the vibration modes in the inner loop, in which a cost function is introduced to be minimized by the feedback gains subject to the stability criterion at the same time.

This proposal and a variant of it (1961b) were both presented in his 1959 Santa Barbara lecture (published in Psillos 2000a); as it happened, Kaplan presented his criticism (1975a) of Carnap's 1956 criterion at the same conference).

In both the practitioner and the academic literature, one has a tendency to confound organizations that are multidimensional (i.e., with units defined based on more than one grouping criterion at the same hierarchical level) with matrix structures (i.e., organizations where some or all employees report to more than one manager).

One is the possibility of selection bias due to the inclusion criteria, but at the same time this criterion is aimed at obtaining a more homogeneous population and reducing the potential for confounding.

In general, the researchers defined the child with the highest probability to fulfil the criteria to be the proband, and only swapped the roles if the designated proband did not meet the criteria and, at the same time, a designated sibling met the criteria.