Sentence examples for requirements to either from inspiring English sources

For example, a client can choose based on the given application's requirements to either first create ten sessions, and thereafter one token in each of them, or to instantiate sessions and their associated tokens alternately – in terms of Richardson and Ruby, the client itself is "in charge of managing its own path through the application" [ 2].

Usually, recommendations are expressed as the requirement to either undertake a certain amount of physical activity above specific intensity thresholds (e.g., time engaged in moderate intensity activity on a certain number of days per week) or to undertake a specified volume of physical activity (e.g., overall physical activity energy expenditure).

But a spokeswoman for the Electoral Commission said there was no legal requirement to use either, and voters were entitled to write in ink if they preferred.

No studies have addressed these requirements to date either in the bone or any other tissue.

Over the past decade, the city had carefully negotiated a requirement for developers to either build 12percentt affordable housing on-site for projects with more than 10 units or 20percentt off-site or the equivalent of 20percentt into a city fund.

Third, a recent study by one of the authors demonstrates that the biophysical requirements for phagocytosis lead to either complete phagocytosis or stalled cups due to the presence of a mechanical bottleneck [ 39].

The scooters are also illegal to ride on the road, because they don't meet the requirements to be registered under either the European or British schemes for road-legal vehicles.

There is a trend towards increasing shaft speeds, the use of wear-resistant coatings and requirements to minimize seal leakage either for cost or environmental reasons while maximizing seal life.

All eight requirements in the IT Requirements box were carried forward to either the Perceived Usefulness or the Perceived Ease of Use box.

In fact the law will simply force several abortion clinics to close, as it is practically impossible for the doctors on staff to gain the relevant privileges, owing to either residency requirements (most doctors travel from out of state and work one or two days a week) or hospital prejudice (few care to be associated with abortion providers).

To remove this impression of dilemma, it would suffice either to defend the restriction of egalitarian requirements to single societies or to show that the requirements of demanding global egalitarianism are not really counterintuitive.