Sentence examples for requirements which allows from inspiring English sources

Reducing banks' reserve requirements, which allows them to increase lending, is widely expected to be the main policy lever.

In order to do this, we provide a function space representation of a class of Banach lattices satisfying the necessary requirements, which allows to perform the tandem 'Banach lattices/order notions' versus 'function spaces/vector measures' to provide the support for the factorization through an L p -space.

It has historically proven difficult to set a level of training requirements which allows reservists to be rapidly deployable yet does not act as a disincentive to recruitment and continued participation.

It has very low system requirements, which allows it to run even when you're using hardware-intensive programs.

One common improvement in environmental regulation made since the 1970s has been the development of performance requirements, which allow actors to determine their own course of action to meet the standard.

The main advantages of these two algorithms are their low computational complexity and their low memory requirements, which allow them to be implemented in any end-device and in particular in aggregators.

Media for the batch and fed stages were based on the cell specific amino acid requirements, which allowed a more accurate determination of the initiation of the fed stage and the frequency of nutrient addition from then on.

One by one he ticks off things in need of regulatory reform: the mortgage business, where brokers operated with next to no oversight; the Basel II capital requirements, which allowed investment banks to greatly boost their leverage; and the supervisory framework that inadequately monitored systemic risk.

Digital images were reviewed using dedicated software prepared according to project requirements which allowed panning around with a mouse/trackball to view the WSI in various magnifications and to mark fields of quantification.

Harmonization of legislation on food contact material (FCM), meaning that for specific food contact materials the EU fixes specific requirements which allow them to be considered to be generally in compliance with the rules in operation in all EU territories, began in the early 2000s and has since been in a process of constant evolution.

And (gasp!) it includes a reading and a writing requirement, which allows students to both demonstrate and process their experience.