Sentence examples for requirement for stage from inspiring English sources

The requirement for Stage III engines on larger aircraft was imposed by the Airport Noise and Capacity Act (ANCA) of 1990, which also created a mechanism for airports to follow if they wanted to restrict the remaining older, louder Stage I or II planes weighing less than 75,000 pounds.

Older Americans are generally more likely to be politically engaged; they may also be more likely to know that before 1975, participating in debate was a requirement for staging a filibuster.

Under new rules prompted by the I.O.C.'s biggest corruption scandal, the cities will face a rigorous review to determine whether they meet the minimum requirements for staging the Olympics.

Last season's Heineken Cup finalists are getting £14.7m in government grants for the redevelopment work and the increased capacity means Ravenhill will meet the requirements for staging a Pro12 final or Heineken Cup quarter-final.

The electricity requirements for stages such as pretreatment (pelletization process) and gasification (O2 input) and gas cleaning contribute to this lower GWP values of both TW -and TB-based systems compared to the straw-based systems.

However, assessment of GTV-P is so time-consuming that it violates the basic requirements for staging systems to be simple and practical.

In addition, the NKF's KDOQI classification does not entirely meet the fundamental requirements for staging systems, which should reflect the natural history and particularly the prognosis of the disease.

The methods used to determine the GTV should meet the requirements for staging the tumour according to the clinical TNM[ 8, 9 ] and American Joint Committee on Cancer (AJCC)[ 10, 11 ] systems, and the definition of the GTV is then in full agreement with the criteria used for the TNM classification.

These have predominantly used trans-rectal ultrasound (TRUS) and CT scanning for staging, with no requirement for MRI staging.

This suggests a trade-off between high performance and steering imposed by the requirement for a stage 2 counter turn to enable further development of thrust-associated flow patterns initiated during stage 1 (Borazjani et al., 2012).

As the peak of energy consumption is during the refining process, the power requirement for this stage defines the global power requirement.