Sentence examples for merit criterion from inspiring English sources

We even changed the law to exempt it from the "equal merit" criterion.

Did my proposal fail on criterion I (intellectual merit), criterion II (broader impacts), or both?

An alternative merit criterion for laminar flow [18] was suggested, for situation, when the tube diameter can be increased for the nanofluid to result in the same heat transfer coefficient: μ eff μ 0 ≈ 1 + C μ ϕ ; k eff k 0 ≈ 1 + C k ϕ ; C μ / C k < 4 (2).

In the case of fully developed internal laminar flow conditions, a merit criterion to assess the thermal capability is the ratio between viscosity and thermal conductivity enhancements [78 80]: frac{C_{eta }}{C_k}=frac{{left({eta}_{mathrm{nf}}-{eta}_{mathrm{bf}}right)/eta}_{mathrm{bf}}}{left {k}_{mathrm{nf}}-{k}_{mathrm{bf}}right)/{k}_{mathrm{bf}}}le 4 (7).

All proposals submitted to NSF for funding must address two merit criteria: intellectual merit and broader impacts.

Finally, the benefit of using this nanofluid is discussed regarding four merit criteria.

Evaluated with respect to common figure of merit criteria, the performance of the multiplexed ETV system is similar to that seen with conventional graphite furnace ETV systems.

For instance, instead of selecting projects based upon federal earmarks and formulas, the Infrastructure Bank will choose ones based upon merit criteria.

In the absence of hidden biclusters, merit functions can be used as long as they are not biased towards the merit criteria used within the approaches under comparison.

The report notes that: "All stakeholders gave more weight to the Intellectual Merit review criterion than to the Broader Impacts review criterion, including NSF program directors and division directors".

"Panelists will be asked to review the proposals against NSF's two merit review criteria, intellectual merit and broader impacts," explains Debbie Wing of NSF's Office of Legislative and Public Affairs.