Sentence examples for satisfies on two from inspiring English sources

Billed as 'a novel of history, dark intrigue and cheese', it satisfies on two of those counts, swinging back through the branches of an English family tree.

A VC is a set of sensor nodes which satisfy the requirement of Lemmas 1 and 2. The j th VC of communication cluster C i, named VC ij, satisfies on two conditions: if n k  ∈ VC ij, then n k  ∈ C i, k ∈ [1,Z]; and if n k, n l  ∈ VC ij, k,l ∈ [1,Z], then | | s k − s l | | ≤ 2 d th d.

He also said that when listening to the explanation of a policy voters wanted to be satisfied on two counts – "that it is in the national interest... and they want to be satisfied that it is fundamentally fair... they won't support something they don't regard as fundamentally fair".

At first we show (R) satisfies ascending chain condition on two sided deals.

However, when comparing the level of satisfaction between government and mission facilities, there was evidence that mission staff were more satisfied on all three dimensions than staff working in government facilities (p = 0.0595, p = 0.0020, p = 0.0014 respectively; see Figure 2).

After Rodgers's 7-yard scoring toss to Kuhn, the Packers grew satisfied with field goals, connecting on two.

It satisfied the Americans on one sticking-point: the principle of "monitoring, reporting and verification" of actions promised by developing countries.

DCD fails to satisfy the DDR on three counts: First, it manipulates the definition of irreversibility based on a moral position not to resuscitate; second, it appeals to fallacious logic that because one cannot auto-resuscitate then one is dead; and third, it focuses solely on the circulatory criterion endorsed by the UDDA, which does not immediately correlate with brain status.

(i) A map p : X × X → [ 0, ∞ ) is called quasi-pseudometric on X if it satisfies the two conditions: ∀ x ∈ X { p ( x, x ) = 0 } (2.1) and ∀ x, y, z ∈ X { p ( x, z ) ⩽ p ( x, y ) + p ( y, z ) }. (2.2) For given quasi-pseudometric p on X, a pair ( X, p ) is called quasi-pseudometric space.

On two occasions he encouraged his unpaid, disgruntled soldiers to satisfy themselves by looting the cities.

Following recent results on cockroaches and ants, we introduce here a behavioral mechanism that satisfies these two constraints.