Sentence examples for rotation requirement from inspiring English sources
It advised a rotation requirement for credit ratings analysts to "reduce the risk of undue pressure" on analysts to sign off on questionable products to maintain relationships with issuers.
A large number of specimens failed prematurely, before meeting the plastic link rotation requirement in US code provisions.
Test specimens using either of these two details were able to exceed the plastic link rotation requirement.
For the first 2 years of our Department's EDFT offering to meet the medical school's ambulatory care rotation requirement (2006 2008), medical students interested in internal medicine, family practice, anaesthesia, psychiatry, radiology, urology, as well as emergency medicine, selected the EDFT rotation.
The non-adjustable driving dyad is first determined optimally using full rotation requirements.
They show that the minimum rotation requirements to achieve an effective structure are satisfied easily in contrast to requirements on stiffness.
There are variations to some of the crops in the model to allow for crop rotation requirements, fertiliser management and straw removal for cereal crops.
The connection rotation capacity requirements resulting from this study are compared with the rotation capacity of industry standard composite connection details.
All the test specimens satisfied the 0.01 radian inelastic rotation capacity requirements for the composite ordinary moment frame (C-OMF) of the AISC seismic provisions.
Unfortunately, this approach has its own set of issues: it would require considerably more time than when using one DOA estimate, the required rotation would hinder mobility requirements in some applications, and the sound source could be moving as well, rendering the DOA comparison mute.
Strategies for improving difficulties for the gifted learner include incorporating specific learning opportunities that challenge the learner while ensuring that the learner fulfills the rotation objectives and requirements [4].
