Sentence examples for requirement defined from inspiring English sources
11 and 12 do not satisfy the requirement defined by Eq. 7 which guarantees the row-stochasticity of matrix (T(mathbf {p}(t)),forall t ge 0).
Considering each information source on its own, it is impossible to conclude with ample confidence that phenolic benzotriazoles are very persistent in the environment according to the requirement defined by REACH.
The conclusion in the rule in Listing 2 is "compliant_ceiling_height(Rooms)," which indicates the ceiling height for a bathroom, toilet room, kitchen, storage room, or laundry room is in compliance with the requirement defined in this regulatory requirement.
To simulate a change in amino acid demand, the in silico requirement for each amino acid was changed by a range of small values around the original requirement defined in the model.
The volume of activity was computed by weighting each type of activity by its energy requirement defined in metabolic equivalents (METs) to yield a score in MET-minute.
High vasopressor requirement defined as the dose of vasopressor needed within 15 minutes of transport to the intensive care unit (norepinephrine >0.05 mcg/kg/min, phenylephrine >40 mcg/min, vasopressin >2 units/min, epinephrine >0.02 mcg/kg/min).
Another alternative is to eliminate the nonconsent requirement, defining rape simply as forced sex.
The overall functionality requirement defines the protocol between IP blocks in the system and their combined functionality.
Ideally, the computational signal detection workflow in this case would first require mapping the analysis requirements defined by stakeholders (step 1) to the appropriate datasets and computational methods, and then (upon selection) launching the analysis (step 2).
Self-manageable Cloud infrastructures are required in order to comply with users' requirements defined by Service Level Agreements (SLAs) and to minimize user interactions with the computing environment.
The new design is not mandatory; the city imposes requirements defined primarily by safety.
