Sentence examples similar to imperfect requirements from inspiring English sources
The software will use fuzzy logic techniques because the data and our requirements are imperfect.
As previously mentioned, with the cold-standby strategy, we expect reliability to reduce with increasing number of redundant components and this is due to the increased requirements of imperfect switching.
Data mining techniques are sometimes imperfect for new space and time requirements.
Agreeing on an approach to measuring sustainability means striking the right balance between cost-effectiveness and the requirements dictated by our (imperfect) knowledge of sustainability processes.
To ensure that the system can satisfy target quality of service (QoS) requirements, a careful analysis which takes into account imperfect CSI is required [1].
You dive deep into a customer development process, working closely with a few customers who feed you requirements and are willing to trial an imperfect product that is evolving quickly.
Several lines of evidence suggest that extensive feminization of the Tribolium X chromosome is predominantly due to imperfect resolution of the chromosome-wide antagonistic dosage compensation requirements of males and females.
Disappointment with the moderation of the Obama administration may be keeping many former supporters silent on the sidelines: but this is not the moment to allow requirements for perfection to drive out support for the imperfect and the good.
Most functions are imperfect, if not seriously flawed, because they reflect evolutionary compromises between competing requirements of the organism (Nesse and Williams 1995; Fromer and Shifman 2009; Foit et al. 2009).
If this requirement is not met, unwanted excitations will lead to imperfect transport.
"(If suffering were) a required experience for our citizenship in the universe, then the experiences would be distributed more fairly, and if it isn't a requirement, but just a quirk of living on an imperfect planet as an imperfect creation, then that seems capriciously cruel.
