Sentence examples for requirements flexibility from inspiring English sources

This allows us to design a subgradient algorithm which is shown to be competitive with SDP algorithms in terms of efficiency, while being preferable as far as memory requirements, flexibility and stability are concerned.

OpenSDE has been developed at the Erasmus Medical Center, department of Medical Informatics, to support the structured recording of patient data in any medical domain [ 20, 21] and was used for the support of SDE pediatric narrative data, as it appeared to meet our requirements: flexibility in content, uniformity of the underlying structure, and provision of unambiguous and structured data.

Kjǽr and Madsen [15, p. 54] reinforced the importance of PD to specify the requirements for flexibility, saying that "… flexibility is not related to the regular procedure or behavior pattern of doing things, but the unexpected, unprecedented, exceptional cases, situations and events experienced only by those who perform the work daily".

So far, literature on energy economics and engineering has provided analyses concerning various aspects of the system requirements for flexibility.

EERS programs also differ in their nonquantitative requirements, including flexibility measures; measurement and verification programs; and penalties and positive incentives.

As the Internet users' requirements of flexibility and mobility increase, multi-hop wireless networks have become the best solution to satisfy these requirements.

Its simplicity, low power requirements and flexibility make it ideal for micro-sized robots that need to grab small, fragile things, for instance crystals in an experiment or bundles of cells being cultured.

HASP is lightweight, has simple mission requirements providing flexibility in the launch schedule, will provide a flight test opportunity at the end of each academic year.

The architecture has the potential to satisfy the requirements of flexibility and application-independency for effective fraud detection in NGNs that cannot be met by traditional FMSs.

In particular, cotton blends with Spandex or Lycra were considered to be the best match with the design requirements for flexibility and movement because of their stretch and recovery properties.

None of the mentioned systems answer to the MIS requirements since flexibility and softness come generally with limited force; while high forces are difficult to be achieved without any rigid supports [11].