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The geometrical criterion established by the ESIS protocol (test of the European Structural Integrity Society) for application of the EWF was also reviewed.

A criterion established by Prager for minimum-weight design of structures, using different materials for tension and compression members, referred to here as bi-material structures, appears to have been completely overlooked in the literature.

Before using the criterion established by Beretta and Kuang [18] to evaluate the existence of a purely imaginary root for the characteristic equation, we verify the following properties for all (tauin[0, tau_{max})), where (tau_{max}) is the maximum value when (E^) exists.

Perot's performance satisfied the 5% popular vote threshold for third party candidates, classifying it as successful under the criterion established by scholar Walter Dean Burnham.

However, it does fulfill the other criterion established by that author; specifically, it is based on easily accessible variables [ 35].

All corrected item-total correlations were above 0.30 (median = 0.62, range 0.38 – 0.77), which is the cut-off criterion established by De Vellis [ 39].

Those characters will be allowed to appear only on packaged food products that meet "better for you" criteria established by Nickelodeon's marketing clients.

Congress had set aside $16 million in grants for character education curriculum that met certain criteria established by the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001.

Unreasonable fear that lasts six months or more and interferes with daily life, Dr. Barlow said, meets the criteria established by the American Psychiatric Association for a diagnosis of phobia.

"Each company will do this a little differently, but we believe this disclosure meets the criteria established by the S.E.C.

Messages will be deemed "unhealthy" if they violate undisclosed criteria established by the central government, the newspaper said.