Sentence examples for current requirements of from inspiring English sources
It is observed that if expansion of the SCADA system is anticipated over the life of the system, the current requirements of the SCADA system should not require more than 60% of the processing power of the master station and that the available mass storage and memory should also be approximately 50% of the required size.
Nowadays one can find sustainability strategies, innovative architectural solutions which can respond to required changes to buildings over time in line with current requirements of owners and users of the buildings.
However, the cortical organization is not fixed due to the brain's capacity to adapt to current requirements of the environment.
The design, installation and operation of pharmaceutical and food plants must meet the current requirements of Good Manufacturing Practice (cGMP).
GCSE remarks are likely to focus on students on the C/D boundary because of the current requirements of school league tables, which list how many students gain five GCSEs at A*-C including English and maths.
Both a closed CO2 balance and the protection of fossile energy resources achieved by the use of biomass meets current requirements of German policy.
The discharge of such a role requires that the PCMR projects an image of effectiveness, which the current requirement of secrecy arguably impedes.
Under the new rule, for example, Chase Bank would have to hold capital equal to 6 percent of its assets, up from the current requirement of 3 percent.
In another action, the S.E.C. approved a rule requiring that foreign companies registered with it file their annual reports within 120 days of the end of their fiscal year, rather than the current requirement of 180 days.
The current-fed PWM inverter bridge structure behaves as a non-sinusoidal current source to meet the harmonic current requirement of the non-linear load.
In sum, we have seen that serial collaborations are less likely to be found joint works under the courts' current requirement of intent to be joint authors, than under a requirement of intent for contributions to merge.
