Sentence examples for general flexibility from inspiring English sources
To demonstrate this general flexibility, data samples of size 100 were generated from a binomial(b=3, p ∗=0.667), Poisson(μ ∗=6), and negative binomial(n=3, p=0.333) distribution, respectively.
So can the original six still manage to "deepen" the Union as well as "widen" it to include new members?The answer may lie in a general "flexibility" clause, which would allow self-selecting groups of countries to go faster in certain directions if they wish.
As Janet Gornick and Marcia Meyers explain their book "Families That Work," several European countries have implemented policies designed to improve part-time employment — and general flexibility in employment hours — as part of a larger policy effort to support family commitments.
It's a very neat feature, but that's probably going to be more broadly useful about the Insta360 One over time is its general flexibility.
Concerning the electricity system, two basic characteristics play an important role in this discussion: the general flexibility and the possibility of highly efficient provision of electricity and heat.
The authors also highlight the benefits of using apps to customise content related to a specific course, the ease of use and general flexibility of these learning tools, and the automated collection of the app usage analytics.
But in deference to United States concerns, language restricting the secretary general's flexibility in rearranging contracts to fit the immediate needs was watered down.
The government's original proposal granted metadata access for the Federal Police and Asio, but gave the attorney general the flexibility to include additional government agencies.
Pilates Method (PM) can be described as an exercise based on Oriental and Western philosophies intended to improve general body flexibility, strength and overall wellbeing.
This paper proposes a new constitutive model named general weighted flexibility matrix (GWFMM) material model for the analysis of structures made of bi-modulus orthotropic material in complex three-dimensional stress state.
In addition, providers in general lack flexibility with respect to charging according to demand, and users are unable to easily change their preferred access and service conditions depending on their current life situation and location.
