Sentence examples for requirement to evaluate from inspiring English sources
MEP problem comes from the requirement to evaluate the coverage quality of field with sensor deployment.
The major difference between the computation of the global stiffness matrix for SIPG and conventional continuous Galerkin approximations is the requirement to evaluate inter-element face terms, this significantly increases the computational effort.
Owners using CFRP-structural systems on large numbers of bridges within a national transportation system have an ongoing requirement to evaluate the bond condition of FRP composites applied to RC highway bridges in order to monitor long-term bridge load performance.
Alternatively and in line with the findings of experiment II, the presentation of the aversive stimuli along with the requirement to evaluate their painful consequences might by default activate the affective components of the pain matrix - irrespective of the cognitively mediated attentional focus.
Given the EO 13045 applicability criteria, many relevant regulations are not subject to its requirement to evaluate children's health risks.
Although virtually all actions discussed EO 13045, fewer than two regulations per year, on average, were subject to the EO requirement to evaluate children's environmental health risks.
Phase 2 is the exploration of design requirements to evaluate the relative importance of each modular driver.
Some researchers think that Corel database meets all the requirements to evaluate an image retrieval system, due its large size and heterogeneous content.
We propose the use of multiple indicators (RPD, confidence intervals, comparison of RMSE and threshold requirements) to evaluate the allocation results.
The work presented here demonstrates the value of employing a process-based model with relatively minor calibration requirements to evaluate the potential impacts of climate change on key ecosystem processes and long-term productivity.
The continuum of participation and framework is based upon the spidergram of Rifkin, Muller, and Bichmann (1988), but modified in the light of the growing literature on community participation and also in relation to our original requirements to evaluate the role of community participation in nutrition-related child survival programmes.
