Sentence examples for flexibility to define from inspiring English sources

She also likes the flexibility to define her own project.

The XAuth Token can be anything, so services have the flexibility to define whatever level of access they choose.

(1) It provides users with great flexibility to define their own networks.

Fedora provides flexibility to define metadata schemas and content models to reflect the relationships between research data objects.

Using non-tenured faculty members gives a college or university the flexibility to define a job in a way that suits the institution, not the faculty handbook.

Each zone then has the option of its own actions, objectives and constraints, with the flexibility to define the contribution of each zone to achieve targets for pre-specified features (e.g. species or habitats).

An advantage of this method is its flexibility to defined design constraints and ability to mix both manual design decisions and automatic optimization methods.

Abbott explains that the name Softcard was chosen because the company "wanted a name and visual identity that had the power, flexibility and simplicity to define our category".

Written in a modularized style in the open source R environment, it provides the flexibility for users to define the batch layout of their own experiment platform, as well as optimization objective function for their specific needs, in sample-to-batch assignment in order to minimize the impact of batch effects.

This doesn't always allow them flexibility to meet defined local needs.

But in a number of areas, it controversially appears to give considerable flexibility to administration officials to define key issues.