Sentence examples for flexibility of setting from inspiring English sources

Matthew Goldstein, chancellor of CUNY, welcomed the flexibility of setting different tuition rates depending on the program — a master's of business degree versus a master's of journalism, for instance.

If you do not want to work for a company, and would prefer the flexibility of setting your own hours and pay rate, you can offer to cut lawns, weed gardens, pour mulch, and trim trees on your own.

For having a robust coordination that can work under unexpected events, we propose to assign the agents to communities using a measure of the flexibility of sets of agents.

Our vision of public services is one where we open up the system to diversity, choice, flexibility of working, setting the creativity of local services free within a framework of national standards and systems of accountability.

In this article, we propose simplified LORD and T-LORD versions, that keep their vocation for hardware implementation, maintaining deterministic complexity (quadratic in the number of transmitting antennas) and flexibility for setting the desired performance-complexity trade-off.

Dealing with large classes constitutes a real challenge to every teacher: diversity of students, lack of flexibility, class climate management, difficulty of setting and enforcing classroom behaviour (crowd control), minimum attention to students, limited monitoring of students' learning and difficulty in engaging students to activities.

FPGAs offer the flexibility of instruction set digital signal processors, while providing the processing power and flexibility of an ASIC, and enable significant design cycle compression and time-to-market advantages, an important consideration in an economic climate with ever-decreasing market windows and short product life cycles [28, 29].

A simple example of a BioC file appears in Figure 2 and the corresponding BioC key file is in Figure 3. Initially, developers have a lot of flexibility setting up this information.

Teachers often do not have the flexibility to set items with varying numbers of options.

This further extends our goal of flexibility in setting up ABM simulations.

In Uganda, for example, an increasing budget deficit led to the capping of budgets and introduction of line budgeting which reduced the flexibility of priority setting (Kapiriri and Martin 2006).