Sentence examples for requirements for continuous from inspiring English sources
This body provides guidance on illness to be handled by COs, requirements for continuous professional development for continued registration, and issues licenses for private practice.
Radiographers face challenges in clinical practice due to upgrades in technology, equipment variability, the introduction of new techniques, the culture of each healthcare institution, patient interaction, and the requirements for continuous professional development [11, 12].
However, supporting long-term sensing applications is challenging because of their key requirements for continuous access to embedded sensors for gathering raw data, which can deplete the device's battery in a few hours.
This has been driven by modern design requirements for continuous optimization of structures in terms of not only the use of materials, but also the topology of structural components.
Accreditation and licensing systems are outdated and un-enforced, with no requirements for continuous medical education [ 3, 18- 20].
As a result, dosing requirements for continuous CPMM infusions are one to two orders of magnitude lower than those for methoxycarbonyl etomidate infusions, and neither hypnotic nor encephalographic recoveries are delayed by the accumulation of metabolite [ 14, 15].
The requirement for continuous use, Mr. Hall said, simply means that there can be no interruption in the use of the property.
The largest increase is likely to be in rock tunneling: partly from the nature of the projects and partly from the expectation that improved moles will make rock tunneling more attractive than soil tunnels, with their usual requirement for continuous temporary support plus a permanent concrete lining.
Finally, in this section, we outline sound practices for model-making, including the requirement for continuous calibration and testing of models in uncertain conditions.
Modern software development often uses Agile and Lean principles which focus on the customer's requirement for continuous delivery of new functionality.
Considering the special principles of deploying precipitation stations and the requirement for continuous coverage in space and time, a time-continuous maximal covering location problem (TMCLP) model is introduced.
