Sentence examples for criterion could be from inspiring English sources

Another criterion could be whether they use their real names.

The Austrian-American applied mathematician Richard von Mises proposed in 1913 that a mathematically simpler theory of plasticity than that based on the Tresca yield criterion could be based on the second tensor invariant of the deviatoric stresses (i.e., of the total stresses minus those of a hydrostatic state in which pressure is equal to the average normal stress over all planes).

For example, the selection criterion could be based on fit indexes (e.g., AIC and BIC).

Such a criterion could be the number of iterative rounds or the degree of convergence.

In order to simulate the nonlinear behavior of concrete, Von-Mises yield criterion could be used instead of Drucker Prager.

Therefore, using the mean recall value as the evaluation criterion could be impartial in some methods, but not in others.

"The criteria could be provenance or universality.

Pakistan has resisted linking its aid to specific performance criteria and officials acknowledged that developing those criteria could be problematic.

But criteria could be established that would give a reasonable administrator confidence that fraudulent claims were being eliminated.

The risk is that such criteria could be used to justify rules that cost the earth.

But even if appropriate criteria could be set, how much of a haircut should creditors suffer?