Sentence examples for requirement embedded from inspiring English sources

In PA-SHWMP, mutable fields in the routing information are authenticated in each hop, and only mesh routers that meet the security requirement embedded in the packets can participate in the route discovery phase.

Their administrative stability may well be the product of statutory requirement or of requirements embedded in House or Senate rules.

In an effort to reopen the welfare war, Mitt Romney this week began airing a tough ad that accuses President Obama of wanting to do away with the work requirements embedded in the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996.

The applicability of the PADs is reviewed with respect to commonly monitored aqueous matrices and compounds, the detection limits, and for use in quantitative monitoring related to requirements embedded in the EU Water Framework Directive, the US and EU Water Quality Criteria, and the Danish monitoring aquatic programme.

By contextualizing individual job search behavior in various job person matching scenarios, the qualitative analysis explains how the variation in hiring requirements embedded in different positions differentiates the employer's hiring methods, which in turn directs individual job search behavior into the channel corresponding to the employer's hiring methods.

He went so far as to suggest that a rolling sunset clause or yearly renewal requirement be embedded within the legislation to enforce proportionality — and avoid the risks associated with data retention overreach.

To reduce hardware requirements, the embedded multipliers or DSP units available are used.

The specific cluster coordination requirements are embedded in each of the sectors.

Another requirement for embedding a new service into the organisation is the capacity of the workforce to slot it into the most appropriate place in the menu of services available.

The requirement for any embedded sensor for monitoring FRP strengthened concrete members is that the sensor should not be detrimental to the operational requirement of the strengthened structure.

GARY KECK, asked about this, said that the one-week training course was not a requirement for being embedded.