Sentence examples for proposed a condition from inspiring English sources

But he proposed a condition that might not be acceptable to the United States and other governments that have been trying to negotiate a compromise over Iran's nuclear program.

The Democrats who control the Assembly have also demanded that the transportation authority commit to building the Second Avenue subway the length of Manhattan, rather than from 125th Street to 63rd Street, as the authority has proposed, a condition that would probably make the whole plan cost more.

Vale and Ribeiro [16] proposed a condition-based maintenance model formulated as a nonlinear program that characterised the deterioration rate of the standard deviation.

This article proposes a condition monitoring scheme based on energy profiles generated from wavelet spectrum analysis.

This paper proposes a condition for local current density decoupling between two adjacent cells with arbitrary degree of perturbations.

In light of this, Convention T guarantees that the truth predicate given by the theory will be extensionally correct, i.e., have as its extension all and only the true sentences of L. which are usually called the Tarski biconditionals for a language L. Tarski does not merely propose a condition of adequacy for theories of truth, he also shows how to meet it.

The extended SystemC simulator is intended for robustness evaluation of digital and embedded designs, for which we propose a condition-oriented quantitative fault model.

In a review of priority-setting in hospital operational planning in Toronto, Gibson et al. proposed a fifth condition, the 'empowerment condition', which requires that there should be efforts to minimise power differences in the decision-making context and to optimise effective stakeholder participation [ 32].

Later on, Bar-Gera et al. [2] proposed an additional condition of proportionality for select link analysis.

In this paper, we proposed a new optimization condition for MV selection.

Skyrms proposed a slightly weaker condition: a cause must raise the probability of its effect in at least one background context, and lower it in none.