Sentence examples for criterion made from inspiring English sources

The Criterion made news in 1962 by setting record movie ticket prices, $4.80, for "Lawrence of Arabia".

The great Japanese director Yasujiro Ozu's melancholy family saga "There Was a Father" (Criterion), made in 1942, was approved by wartime censors for its sentimental theme of dutiful sacrifice, yet it, too, confronts abusive authority.

All range measuring devices rely on a 'detection criterion' made in the presence of noise, to determine when the transmitted signal is considered detected and hence a range reading is obtained.

This criterion made sure that the entire organisational and social scenario was investigated.

This length criterion made them better candidates for having a theoretical structure proposed by Thompson (1999): four roughly equal-length sequential acts – setup, complication, development, and climax.

First, discretization criterion is the criterion made for choosing the best cut points in order to split a set of distinct numeric value into intervals (Splitting, Top Down methods) or merge a pair of adjacent intervals (Merging, Bottom Up methods).

As a result, utilities need a Multiple Criteria Decision Making (MCDM) tools.

The criterion makes use of a more accurate mathematical model for calculating the stress field around the crack tip.

Its mesh-objective nature, together with the high efficiency of the energy crack propagation criterion, makes using coarse meshes to obtain reasonably accurate simulations possible.

Only the distance criterion makes sense, and its DFE process is actually the same as (8).

The intent is to spotlight the broader impacts criterion, making it impossible for applicants to bury or ignore.