Sentence examples for criteria cannot be from inspiring English sources

These criteria cannot be achieved by simply replicating and connecting currently available hardware.

The Supreme Court has ruled that demographic criteria cannot be used even to break ties among candidates.

Whether it will meet the green building criteria cannot be determined until the 850,000-square-foot, $500 million tower is completed in June 2006.

Moreover, the model order of the underlying system is generally unknown and due to noise and model errors, usual statistical criteria cannot be used.

In the event a student meeting the financial-aid criteria cannot be identified in the group of nominees, another deserving member of the chapter who meets the necessary requirements may be selected to receive the scholarship.

Cai function could be proven in alkyl glycosides and not in those detergents that afforded the best solubility, reconstitution efficiency or spectral quality indicating that these criteria cannot be taken as unambiguous proof of nativeness without the support of direct activity measurements.

This criterion cannot be directly related to the crack length, which is the actual measure of interest.

Plastic materials are very sensitive to the hydrostatic stress components, thus, the Von Mises criterion cannot be used in the plastic component design, as it is widely used in metallic ones.

The lease term, at inception, is substantially (75percentt or more) equal to the estimated economic life of the leased property, including earlier years of use (exception: this criterion cannot be used for a lease that begins within the last 25percentt of the original estimated economic life of the leased property).

The proposed theoretical procedure finds its conceptual foundation in the fact that the energy criterion cannot be directly applied to usual stress state in the time domain; however, with a simple passage it is possible to accurately reduce a multiaxial stress state to an equivalent uniaxial one.

The "N-1" criterion cannot be sufficient to guarantee the system at a reasonable security level.