Sentence examples for criteria much from inspiring English sources
First, numerical lower and upper bound estimates for the macroscopic strength criterion of the stone column reinforced soil are approximated in a rigorous way with convex ellipsoidal sets, which makes the approximated criteria much easier to handle than the initial ones.
Watson identifies patterns in patients, matching them to the clinical trial criteria much more quickly and efficiently".
Moreover, the general model transformation and bounding technique may be the sources of conservatism results; to further improve the performance of delay-dependent stability criteria, much effort has been devoted recently to the development of the free weighting matrices method [24], in which neither the bounding technique nor model transformation is employed.
By such capacious criteria, much of the Gaza population might be thought of as "Hamas affiliates".
By such capacious criteria, much of Gaza' population might be reckoned "Hamas affiliates".
By such capacious criteria, much of Gaza's population might be reckoned "Hamas affiliates".
Instead, the lookout list was changed to "organizations involved with political, lobbying or advocacy for exemptions under 501(c)3 or 501(c)4," a criterion much more in line with concerns that overt political advocates were receiving special tax protection.
If gruesomeness is the criterion, much of Jacobean drama would have to be banned, including Shakespeare's "King Lear," with its graphic scene of Gloucester's eyes being mercilessly plucked out.
And Brotto talks about the sense, among an array of sexologists and therapists, including herself, that this language fails to reckon with women's complex sexual beings — that the criteria are much too simple and maybe much too male.
After a week of controversy over the selection criteria, not much has really changed from last week's field to this week's.
