Sentence examples for principle of flexibility from inspiring English sources

A slide of the old Building 20 launched Mitchell's discussion of the principle of flexibility.

Based on the local controllers, the principle of flexibility control is presented to design a flexibility controller of the nonlinear core at a random power level.

In this study, we employ the software quality principle of flexibility as a mediator variable to determine if certain design aspects play a key role in achieving the benefits to the project of process standardization.

We need not mimic the exact structure of Senator Hart's proposal, but we should push for a similar system, with the same principles of flexibility and fairness.

"I'm not sure if [Trump] has looked at it deeply enough to know that it has all of these bedrock principles of flexibility and that kind of buy-in from countries that he's going to need for many other things on his agenda," he said.

GlaxoSmithKline, which sold Lucozade to Orangina Schweppes parent Suntory last September, said the claim was authorised under EU regulations, as well as the Department of Health's guidance on "general principles on flexibility of wording for health claims".

Consistent with the principle of administrative flexibility underlying all of the deposit and registration provisions, subsection (c) of section 408 also gives the Register latitude in adjusting the type of material deposited to the needs of the registration system.

Labour's shadow chancellor Ed Balls said he supported the "principle" of more flexibility over pensions, because the annuities market is "not working" and "people are being ripped off".

Speaking at a conference in London's Docklands the multi-millionaire said the online lender's success is down to it sticking to three principles of transparency, flexibility - giving customers what they want - and being selective.

The central tenets of the Organic Theory of organization design imply that ERP systems should be detrimental when market requirements change frequently, whereas the principles of Rigid Flexibility Theory suggest that they should be advantageous.

Alternatively, a mixture of learning principles may make sense, following the principles of cognitive flexibility (Spiro et al. 1992) and encoding variability (Bjork and Allen 1970).