Sentence examples for requirements points from inspiring English sources

When researchers had been successful at winning funds, they often did not understand the university's rules on research grant management and administrators often found it difficult to understand and comply with donors' requirements (points 2.4 and 2.5).

The results presented and discussed previously demonstrate that Vila na Rede should "behave" in different manners to cope with the diverse interaction requirements pointed out by the participants of the practice.

Generated problem: This defect may make the user interaction inconsistent from the requirements point of view (e.g. there is not opportunity for the user to change the topic of the conversation from any other scene for the game exit. Therefore the ubiquitous access element should not be related to closing point element).

Generated problem: This defect may make the user interaction inconsistent from the requirements point of view (e.g. the content "u: play again" regarding the scene that is outside the context of the interaction in the game, such as the "see positive ending" scene).

Members opposed to changing the requirements point to its mission statement outlining the centrality of Christian values, and to historical documents that suggest the founders' religious intent.

The board also criticised plans for the standalone AS in further maths to be worth just 40% of an A-level in university entry requirement points, describing it as "yet another serious concern".

Yet she endorses the bachelor's requirement, pointing to the high stakes of her job, working in the emergency room.

From the fuel requirement point of view, rotary kilns are the most flexible of all lime kilns.

Hence, from a computational complexity and memory requirement point of view, it is advantageous to compute the trellis-coded symbol APPs in the EM algorithm by means of the new algorithm A2 (that ignores future observations) rather than the considered APP algorithms from the literature (that take also future observations into account).

To meet this requirement, point-counts of A. cervicornis were transformed using the function {Y = −1/x}.

Specifically, this paper reviews synchrophasor applications' classifications and data requirements, and points out that it is necessary to formalize a set of consistent and quantifiable data quality requirements for synchrophasor applications.