Sentence examples for requirements as discussed from inspiring English sources
Thus, the proposed data logger fulfills all the design requirements as discussed in Design requirements section for capsule endoscopy application.
The p 2 -1 is difficult to adapt to video watermark requirements, as discussed in Section 3.
Furthermore, a speed of v=0.05 m/s and a pulse repetition time of TPRI=0.12 s are set to meet the spatial sampling requirements as discussed in Section 2.2.
The currently limited development support regarding the FMS requirements and features (as discussed in Section 7), renders the development of its applications a complex task.
This suggests that there was a decrease in parasympathetic input during the go/no-go task and may be related to increased tonic arousal levels due to the requirements of the task as discussed earlier.
Although the performance of the algorithms is not better in comparison to the KF, nevertheless, the algorithms are extremely low in terms of computational power requirement as will be discussed in Section 6.
As discussed, a necessary requirement for any read to be included in our list of miRNA candidates was the presence of a valid hairpin precursor in various barley, wheat, rice or Brachypodium sequence collections (see Methods).
Our results builds upon earlier work by making use of better-developed DNA sequence archives and association of more clones with particular species, whose environmental requirements are now better known, as discussed below.
As discussed above, activation requirements reduce moral hazard problems, but require more administrative resources and (possibly) higher costs associated with workplace adaptations and market distortions.
Practical, organizational and institutional requirements, as well as classical cartographic issues are discussed in relation to options for implementation.
It has also become clear that nearly every cell type has distinct requirements for media supplementation, and especially, as discussed in this review, for micronutrient supplementation.
