Sentence examples for necessary criticality from inspiring English sources
MCNP6 is used to simulate the GCFBR design, and perform the necessary criticality calculations.
Finding the technical edge of failure is not always necessary when evaluating criticality factors, especially when the range of the factor is unrealistically wide as it will likely not be employed in production.
Different academic factors can lead to tension between teaching approaches and attitudes to criticality as a necessary competency for effective practice in evidence-informed healthcare.
Primary criteria credibility, authenticity, criticality and integrity are necessary to all qualitative enquiry but they are insufficient in and of themselves.
And they stressed the absolute criticality of creating the conditions necessary to resume UN-led political talks in coming weeks," Kirby said.
This model assigns full criticality to players whose success is necessary for the team outcome and divides the criticality equally between players who share a task in a disjunctive fashion.
Diverse systems show the same critical exponent as they approach criticality, indicating the same fundamental dynamics.
Another way to formalize the importance of a player whose success is necessary for the team to win is to model criticality as the relative decrease in the probability of the team winning when the player fails.
As enrichment of the fuel has become higher than the limits used at the designing stages, it seemed necessary to consider fuel depletion during irradiation to guarantee the criticality safety for relatively high enriched fuels transportation, storage or reprocessing.
In addition to this further validation of perceived roles, empirical evaluation of the frequency, criticality and impact of pharmacists' fulfillment of these roles is necessary.
This adjustment was necessary to accommodate for the greater variability inherent to frequency weightings relative to criticality weightings, since this greater variability lead to an undesirable higher contribution of frequency when simple multiplication was used.
