Sentence examples for shift in the requirements from inspiring English sources

It resulted in the decertification of some of Diebold's systems in California, and contributed to a shift in the requirements of a number of states, which now require voting machines to produce a paper trail for recount purposes.

In this paper, we propose a formal definition of evolution complexity to precisely quantify the cost of adjusting a particular implementation to a change ("shift") in the requirements.

Computer power supplies are particularly tricky, because there's been a shift in the requirements since the 1990s.

Laptop ac adapters are particularly tricky, because there's been a shift in the requirements since the 1990s.

Software co-evolution can be characterised as a way to "adjust" any given software implementation to a change ("shift") in the software requirements.

Nvidia has become the beneficiary of a major shift in the computational requirements for artificial intelligence and deep learning, which depend on GPUs and alternative processors to handle a different style of tasks.

A dramatic shift in the ecological requirements in early members of the complex, in association with changing environments, took place sometime after 1.13 Ma.

The TEV 4E system studied here is different in that the shift in the TEV requirement of the 4E isoform occurs between plant species and is highly specific.

We wished to investigate if the shifts in these requirements have resulted in marked changes in the isoelectric point and charge of milk proteins during evolution.

These observations correlate well with the shift in energy requirements observed in other microsporidians (Heinz et al., 2012), as the differentiating cell stages (sporonts, sporoblasts and eventually spores) progressively lose contact with the PV membrane and become more independent of host cell mitochondrial metabolism.

As Jeremiah Norton, a director at the F.D.I.C., said in a statement on Tuesday: "It should not have been as difficult as it has been for the agencies to come together on today's leverage-ratio proposal, which hardly seems like a seismic shift in capital requirements and represents an attempt to address one of the core causes of the financial crisis".