Sentence examples for predominant criterion from inspiring English sources

The type of production environment will greatly determine the predominant criterion for an automatic control system, i.e. reliability, availability, maintainability, safety, etc.

Even in those states, student performance is not the predominant criterion for awarding tenure.

Until recently the predominant criterion for evaluating the success of charities could be summed up with one question: What percentage is of the organization's revenue is spent on overhead?

The depth ranges were used as a predominant criterion after verification with latency and CSD measures in several penetrations, and were in accord with established AI laminar boundaries [8], [13], [14], [39].

However, whilst efficiency is a predominant criterion for resource allocation it is not the only one.

Quality of life would seem to depend on too many unknown quantities and unmeasurable parameters to be able to serve as a predominant criterion.

Predominant criteria (e.g., land use, land cover, soil type, geomorphology, geology, elevation, slope, rainfall, normalized difference vegetation index, drainage density, recharge rate, groundwater depth) were employed for computation of groundwater potential index.

Candidates may submit voluntary human rights pledges to demonstrate their suitability for a seat (only some do), but vote trading and power politics are still the predominant criteria for election.

The knowledge of this minimum bending stiffness EImin of longitudinal stiffeners of composite plates is of high practical importance and a predominant design criterion and will be considered in this paper.

The predominant inclusion criterion is that the injury severity or trauma load requires the patient to stay in the ICU.

It appeared that most current policies use the size of the residual mass (> or = 10 mm or > or = 20 mm) as the predominant selection criterion.