Sentence examples for requirements either in from inspiring English sources

The results are in full accordance with the mission requirements either in beginning-of-life or end-of-life.

Those who had to repeat the test because they failed to achieve the minimum requirements, either in the overall score or the sub-scores (especially in the writing module), were the ones who were most affected financially by the price of the test.

Similarly, dynamic cells incorporate the possible production requirements in either stochastic or deterministic nature (Balakrishnan and Hung Cheng 2005; Mungwattana 2000).

At the Rackspace website c we might select either a 1GB or 2GB memory machine, and we need to be able to map from "Moderate" to an average for the now separated Incoming and Outgoing bandwidth – difficult to do already if we don't have an available definition of Moderate with respect to I/O, and also if we're unclear about how this might meet our likely data requirements in either direction.

Information on hip fracture outcomes was a requirement for inclusion (reported either in the primary publication or obtained from the author through correspondence).

Often it becomes necessary to rule out reconfigurations that lead to system states which fail to preserve some key functional requirements of a system measured either in terms of behavioural or structural properties.

The specifications of these applications, which we used to define test requirements, were either documented in the original reports or were elaborated after analysing the source code.

The pricing of cloud services allows users to choose a cloud service provider that suits their requirements, either reserving cloud resources in advance or buying those resources on-demand.

Bilingual students may satisfy this requirement in either of their original languages or in a third language.

We did not argue that biophysical requirements result in either "contingency" or "determinism" under an adaptive selection pressure.

Republicans have enacted photo identification requirements for in-person voters -- either on Election Day or early -- but have exempted persons who vote by mail from these requirements.