Sentence examples for diverging requirements from inspiring English sources

Ferrari's policy of building a single, dual-purpose race/road model did not survive long into the 1960s, as the diverging requirements of the two markets necessitated specialization.

Future fifth-generation (5G) mobile networks are designed considering the following fundamental requirements: massive connectivity, different traffic types, extremely high data rates, very high capacity, support for applications and services with very diverging requirements, energy-efficient communications, and flexible and effective spectrum utilization.

Toshiba said that there are diverging I/O requirements for storage from extremely high locality, high locality and low locality.

Slicing in 5G mobile networks is more challenging as there are many operators sharing the same infrastructure and more diverging service requirements.

In 1999, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac's debt-to-income requirements diverged, leading to tighter lending standards in places where local lenders had pre-existing relationships with Freddie Mac.

While CUG initiation shares some similarities with AUG initiation, it diverges in its requirements and sensitivity to inhibitors which act within the initiation P site of the ribosome.

Thus, it is possible that mouth coloration was constrained by physiological tradeoffs [1], and that the resolution of such tradeoffs differed for species of different size as they diverge in physiological requirements.

Intracellular trafficking that diverges from cellular requirements is likely to exhibit relatively deleterious consequences leading to negative selection compared to cells that function appropriately.

Diverging from the animal requirements, we will return to the issues of making hay.

Over the last years, there was an increasing interest in keeping suitable microclimatic conditions for the preservation of artefacts: the artefacts preservation requirements may diverge from those of the museums visitors, willing to enjoy the works of art in a situation of psycho-physical wellness.

We conclude that balancing three levels of trade-offs, i.e. contrasting requirements of species, diverging responses in different landscapes, and alternative economic options, is difficult to achieve without systematic modelling.