Flexibility in family budgeting is a key criterion for success that most growers embrace.
A key criterion for shape memory alloys is the martensite start temperature.
California and Texas got around that by making high school graduation the key criterion for the lower tuition, along with school attendance or residency in those states.
Now, in addition to speed, the other key criterion for an approximation algorithm is its approximation error.
Environmental considerations have therefore become a new key criterion for evaluating design alternatives during the product development stage.
" A key criterion for the granting of the licences was that all non-lethal control methods, such as creating places for pheasants to hide and diverting buzzards away by leaving food out, had been unsuccessfully tried.
He said it wasn't fair to use the troubled air warfare destroyer project, running three years late and $1.2bn over budget, as the key criterion for decisions about local defence industry capability to undertake future naval construction in Australia.
The critical values of seed matrix grain size depend on the energy/mobility used, though seed coalescence remains the key criterion for epitaxial grain growth.
Minimum miscibility pressure (MMP) is often used as a key criterion for screening and selecting suitable solvents for enhanced oil recovery projects.
It shows that flux split ratios, which are the key criterion for linear flux analysis, are essentially sufficient for unregulated, but not for regulated branch points.
The enigma of creativity is rarely discussed in doctoral education, yet it nestles snugly against the term originality, a key criterion for thesis assessment.
