Sentence examples for requirement rises from inspiring English sources

With the new devices (Oculus Rift CV1 / HTV Vive) the requirement rises to 90 FPS for more immersive experiences, which should be achievable with our proposed approach.

Due to our dedicated design approach and validation environment, and in order to make sure patients experience an optimal engagement and usefulness, a requirement rises on the most suitable level of dementia for assisted patients.

Within a year the UK's annual borrowing requirement rose from around £60bn to £220bn, putting a strain on Mr Stheeman's office.

The number of forestry departments requiring a remote sensing class as part of their degree requirements rose by 5% (from 75%to80%0%) between 1988 (Sader et al. 1989) and 1998 (Sader and Vermillion 2000).

Either way, they can expect dealers to pass on costs as their own capital requirements rise.

The proportion of English 18-year-olds from disadvantaged backgrounds entering universities with the highest entry requirements rose by 10% on last year.

But there was also a genuine need for permanent equity as capital requirements rose and as investment banks moved deeper into capital-intensive businesses such as market-making and trading.

Rather, they are worried that markets will punish banks where the capital buffers slip.Mr Draghi, like many regulators, argues that capital ratios should be tightened perhaps mimicking Spain's well-regarded system, where capital requirements rise during lending booms and fall during busts.

Requirements, risen due to global competition and legislation, lead to complexity explosion especially with regard to the information flow within the product development process.

Go no-go decisions are designed to serve the fundamental maxim in vaccine development that killing a bad vaccine project as early as possible is the hallmark of a successful overall program; in development, unlike in basic research, costs and skilled manpower requirements rise exponentially as the program proceeds.

For women with preexisting diabetes, insulin requirements rise throughout the pregnancy and then drop precipitously at the time of delivery of the placenta, requiring an abrupt reduction in insulin dosing to avoid postdelivery hypoglycemia.