Sentence examples for criterion under which from inspiring English sources
In commonly used sensors, such as laser range finders and polaroid sonars, the criterion under which successful detection is assumed, is kept hidden from the user.
A commonly accepted model for capturing the effects of interference is the Signal to Interference plus Noise Ratio (SINR) criterion under which the outcome of a transmission depends on the ratio of the signal power at a receiver to the noise and the total interference.
"Clearly, we are also looking at the criteria under which ministers are asked to make these decisions".
Perhaps the inevitable classic rock slant came out of the strict criteria under which it was produced.
While the reporting was expanded, the criteria under which the practice was permitted remained strict.
David Cameron has distanced the government from a new set of NHS guidelines that appear to tighten the criteria under which NHS hospitals can declare a major incident.
Colorado, Indiana, Minnesota, Texas and the District of Columbia have all established criteria under which people other than biological parents can claim to have parental rights.
It also laid down general criteria under which a parent could be held responsible for the health and safety of its subsidiary's employees.
Labour intensified its attack after the prime minister brushed off the leak of a new set of NHS guidelines that appeared to tighten the criteria under which NHS hospitals can declare a major incident.
"There is no easy way for any parent to know in advance that they will be able to fulfil the oversubscription criteria under which such priority is afforded," the ruling said.
