Sentence examples for merits for a from inspiring English sources

It's a mistake on the merits for a Democrat to propose a plan that doesn't cover everybody, and it's a mistake politically because it cedes to the Republicans that we can't do it".

Access to the airwaves and the internet has democratised Islam, forcing rival interpreters of the faith to compete on their own merits for an audience that crosses sects and borders.

We compare their relative merits for an intuitional understanding of each system which can help researchers to make the best choice for their proteins expression (Table 6).

"The Internship" fails the first test of merit for a comedy: "Is it funny?" The criterion is purely physiological: the movie didn't make me laugh.

While the attention was merited for a Northwestern student like Antonio Bryant, who won the Biletnikoff Award as the nation's top receiver at Pittsburgh and now plays for the Dallas Cowboys, little limelight shines on lesser talents.

Photoconductive response is a key figure of merit for a photodetector.

The figure of merit for a beam telescope is its track resolution5 σ t,b (σ t u ).

The basic idea consists in evaluating different figures of merit for a certain range of actual speed values and to compare them with emulated speeds of the same magnitude under the same conditions.

For the architecture of OTH radar with ESBW strategy, the figure of merit for a particular discrete time waveform is the SINR at the output of the envelope at the true target delay and Doppler shift [31].

The most important figure of merit for a cryosurgical probe of fixed size is the dimension of the cryolesion that can be generated within a specified time during a surgical procedure.

Photoelectrons inside the beam channel are also expected to be reduced, which would be a big merit for a positron ring to suppress the electron cloud effect since the photoelectron is a major source of electrons composing the cloud.