Sentence examples for requirements finding from inspiring English sources

"Startups can pivot quickly and solve the new problems created for companies by Brexit – meeting evolving compliance requirements, finding new suppliers and customers and making data-driven decisions.

Solar home system design optimization can be achieved by the evaluation of irradiation variation and the load requirements, finding the most cost-effective solution.

If you can demonstrate that you meet these requirements, finding local seed capital shouldn't be too difficult; all you need is a good pitch deck and some patience when networking within local angel groups or at investor events.

With minimal sunk costs and far smaller numbers of staff, start-ups can pivot quickly and solve the new problems created for companies by Brexit – meeting evolving compliance requirements, finding new suppliers and customers and making data-driven decisions.

The resulting teamwork and process of indentifying requirements, finding solutions (in technology and workflow), and shifting between these to optimize and speed development towards quality of care were studied.

The proposed method comprises three main stages: transforming the synthesis problem into a graph theoretic problem; devising the topology possessing special engineering properties corresponding to the system requirements; finding the geometric configuration of that topology that will possess the desired properties.

The home visits are a laborious undertaking that demands a healthy dose of patience and dexterity to fulfill its most basic requirement: finding the students.

The United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, in Boston, which hears all federal appeals from Puerto Rico, has upheld the language requirement, finding that its importance outweighs the distortions in the jury pool it produces.

In an attempt to hide from Hogwarts caretaker Argus Filch after opening a screaming book, Harry escapes to a classroom (later revealed to be the Room of Requirement), finding the mirror.

But the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit upheld a temporary injunction against the requirement, finding Kobach's argument that there could be thousands of non-citizens on the voting rolls to be "pure speculation".

There was no winner at the Seattle competition, as none of the teams met the minimum requirements of finding four victims in 25 minutes in an easy section of the obstacle course.