Sentence examples for merits and potential from inspiring English sources

The dynamic characteristics of the coupling (axial, torsional and bending natural frequencies) are studied in order to assess the merits and potential of the proposed coupling.

Regardless, his actions have sharpened focus on unresolved questions of Indigenous sovereignty at a time when Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders are debating the merits and potential wording of constitutional recognition in the leadup to a proposed 2017 referendum.

This study explored a simplified micro-scale Cu damascene process based on UV-assisted thermal imprinting of SU-8 to investigate its process merits and potential defects that may occur during and after processing.

Elsewhere on the internet, women have chosen to form their own safe spaces in which to debate the merits and potential of blockchain technology.

The approval came after more than five hours of serious and often argumentative discussion on the supposed merits and potential pitfalls of the project, which originally included plans to build 339 luxury homes.

Does he really have the grit to belong here?" So the next time the subject of affirmative action comes up, think broadly about how we evaluate the merits and potential of our youth.

"I believe universities should look at merit and potential.

If that's not taking a cynical view of human merit and potential, I don't know what is.

Financial aid is not "need-based". All applicants are considered for financial aid awards based on academic merit and potential success as a teaching or research assistant.

A spokeswoman for Oxford University said: "Oxford has one of the most rigorous admissions procedures in the country, ensuring that at the point of selection students are selected solely on the basis of academic merit and potential.

The school, which charged day fees of £8,350 per term and boarding fees of £11,375 per term in 2013-14, awarded scholarships to 259 students (based on educational merit and potential), with 76 of these also qualifying for a means-tested bursary.