Sentence examples for requirements weaker from inspiring English sources

Formal requirements weaker than these have been discussed by Mundy (1986) and Swoyer (1991).

In particular, the paper analyzes the existence and the order structure of Nash equilibria for extended (semi-) uniform g-modular games in which the strategy space is a CPO, and the joint best reply correspondence satisfies monotonicity requirements weaker than that of Veinott.

It was low capital requirements, weak limits on leverage, over-the-counter traded derivatives, soft rules on mortgage lending and global financial imbalances.

With these requirements, weak health systems with inadequate infrastructure may not be effective in disease surveillance.

But her environmental requirements were weaker and more industry-friendly, and she explicitly rejected the very heart of the Babbitt reforms -- the federal veto power.

Because reliability requirements are weaker when scales are used predominantly to compare groups and not for making decisions about individuals (as it is the case with the new OAV scales), reliability indexes of this size can be considered adequate.

Some environmentalists criticize the district, saying its requirements are weak and its progress unmeasured.

It is an enigma that agile projects can succeed 'without requirements' when weak requirements engineering is a known cause for project failures.

That's a much higher standard than exists today, especially because the current requirements have weak definitions of capital and total asset size.

This allows the reuse of classical constraint solvers to solve SCSPs, but at the cost of increased space requirements and weak constraint propagation.

But they could benefit from Wednesday's changes by the central bank, which has historically looked out for their interests and exempted them from the increase in reserve requirements for weak capital bases.