Sentence examples for requirement for time from inspiring English sources

He has not had huge experience of pregnant employees in the past but has been flexible with my requirement for time off for appointments.

The simulation results of packet loss ratio, average waiting delay and rate show that the proposed algorithm can meet the requirement for time delay and rate fairness, raise the spectrum efficiency and improve the quality of service.

Since there is no requirement for time synchronization, asynchronous protocols are easier to implement and operate than synchronized protocols.

All Impatiens plants performed similarly in the requirement for time to develop from S1 to S6, approximately taking 6, 4, 3, 2, and 9 days on average from S1 to S2, S2 to S3, S3 to S4, S4 to S5, and S5 to S6 in the order, whereas, times required for the corresponding five stage transitions were 4, 2, 1.5, 2, and 6 days in P. communis (Fig. 2b, empty black-line histograms).

As we discuss below, the sun and its attendant cues could serve as a heading indicator in birds, with no requirement for time compensation when used to steer over sufficiently short periods of time, or when calibrated against some external reference.

In contrast, the third formulation does not require a dated species tree and, since it relaxes the requirement for time-consistency, is known to be efficiently solvable in O(mn) time (Bansal et al., 2012; Tofigh et al., 2011).

These include expense, limited access, noise or radiation exposure, motion intolerance, an environment that limits interaction with participants and that may stress them, and the requirement for time-consuming, technically challenging data analysis procedures.

In this work we address the reconstruction of metabolic reactions from cross-sectional metabolomics data, that is without the requirement for time-resolved measurements or specific system perturbations.

The very long lifetime characteristic of EuIII-centered luminescence, a requirement for time-gating experiments, is ideally suited for titrations in complex aqueous media.

As currently available biomarker assays share the requirement for time-consuming measurements, the development of bedside-tests for rapid determination of biomarker concentrations appears to be a promising approach.

Although the analysis was restricted to the follow-up of the last set of patients studied, limiting matters to a 12-month postdiagnosis analyses, this was more than compensated by the lack of a requirement for time-invariant HRs.