Sentence examples for criterion as it from inspiring English sources

The Oxycon Pro system acted as a "secondary criterion" as it has been shown to be a valid metabolic system in its mixing-chamber mode (Foss and Hallen 2005).

The blogger at Travelling in the Homeland writes that the single nominating library from India doesn't fit the prize's "public" criterion, as it's a privately run, members-only cultural centre.

The objection is misguided if directed at the quantifier criterion as it has standardly been interpreted (and was interpreted by Quine).

This approach reveals the behavior of each criterion as it would be in a design situation and avoids the possibility of calibration toward a known solution.

The maintenance of the gearbox is a top criterion as it is prone to a number of failures like tooth breakage and bearing cracks.

Best of all, it offers hope for a sharp and principled demarcation of logic that avoids cloudy epistemic and semantic terms like "about", "analytic", and "a priori".[14] A limitation of the permutation invariance criterion (as it has been stated so far) is that it applies only to extensional operators and connectives.

The transient voltage required to trigger these devices usually is not an important design criterion as long as it is not too high.

Apart from novelty, TIF policy gets a higher evaluation score on the know-how criterion as well, but it is associated with the highest risk among the three alternatives as well.

A dispute with Germany for failing to apply the stress-test criteria as strictly as it should recently delayed the conclusion of the stress tests by some weeks, said one EU official.

Splitting the tumour section in particular zones of interest brings not only higher measurement specificity but may help in developing stratification risk criteria as well, as it provides more detailed information than whole-section average measurements.

The theoretical deviation of the three-sigma statistical threshold criteria as it relates to radioactivity has its origins in the classical work of Currie [ 60].