Sentence examples for criterion points from inspiring English sources

The first criterion points toward such items as more generous unemployment insurance and food-stamp benefits, because that money will be spent quickly.

The zoomed curve shows the range n ̂ A − λ ≤ n ≤ n ̂ A. In this example, h[ 0]<<h[ 1] and the threshold criterion points that h[ 1] should be considered as the first multipath, resulting in a positive offset error.

This criterion points to the optimal compromise between the accuracy and complexity of a given model.

Using the semi-empirical failure criterion (point stress model), which necessitates the use of a characteristic length (determined from experiment), the CAI strength was predicted.

The approach is based on an energy criterion, pointed out by writing out the potential strain energy of the system and by using Lejeune Dirichlet's theorem.

RACK1 signal pattern of distribution was more frequently indicative of malignancy than any single morphological criterion, pointing out its usefulness as a diagnostic marker.

When confidence intervals are misused in this way, the entire conclusion can depend on whether the boundary of the interval is located precisely on one side or the other of an artificial criterion point.

Table 1 TERI GRIHA system of criteria based evaluation Criteria Criteria detail Points Nature of criteria Criteria Criteria detail Points Nature of criteria 1 Site selection 1 Partly mandatory 18 Renewable energy utilization 5   2 Preserve and protect the landscape during construction depository forestation.

Applicants will receive a tick, cross or perhaps a question mark against each of the criteria points, according to the contents of the supporting statement.

And those who are coming in on internal transfers within their firms will face relaxed criteria, points out Mr Salt.

You may not realise it, but completing your supporting statement has already helped you prepare for the next stage of the process: interviews often focus on many of the same criteria points.