Sentence examples for mechanisms for selecting from inspiring English sources
That court will doubtless examine whether the ruling tramples on the authority vested in the Florida Legislature by the federal Constitution to establish the mechanisms for selecting presidential electors.
We find that the mechanisms for selecting research strategies are interwoven with the posture (reactive/proactive) of PIs as well as their degree of conformance.
The Luton women's forum recommended that the mechanisms for selecting committee members ought to be more open and accountable and that appointment to committees should be for a fixed term with rolling replacements.
Bourdieu's theory is not optimistic regarding equity in education, because it is relational and the mechanisms for selecting those who get important positions in a field is changing and adjusts if there is inflation in, for example, higher education.
We hope that our findings can prompt the discovery of better and more effective mechanisms for selecting strains for future serological testing.
When processing a visual scene, there are mechanisms for selecting relevant and filtering out irrelevant information [ 33].
The chapter further explores the degradation mechanisms for selected low-temperature fuel cells, Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cell (PEFC) and Direct Methanol Fuel Cell (DMFC), and high-temperature fuel cells, Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC).
Then, it aims at providing a visual reasoning mechanism for selecting best available procedures and medicinal plants to treat diseases.
Finally, we show that any direct mechanism for selecting a stable and constrained efficient matching is not strategy-proof.
It uses an adaptive mechanism for selecting how new trial solutions are generated, and a chaotic process for adapting parameter values.
At the same time, he puts the case for separating, as the British do, but Americans don't, the functions of head of government (the prime minister) and head of state (the monarch), while offering a surprisingly enthusiastic defence of the hereditary principle as a truly arbitrary mechanism for selecting heads of state.
