Sentence examples for stage complying from inspiring English sources

The two most similar clusters are combined as per reduction stage complying the given 'k' value for a number of clusters (k < n).

What Mr. Samarweera doesn't mention is that Colombo is still in the early stages of complying with the HRC resolution.

These preliminary data enable the design of a multi-stage separation process complying with the strict requirements for the tritium recovery and enrichment in a nuclear fusion power plant.

Beckett and his estate consistently refused permission to mount productions of his work — "Endgame" in an abandoned subway station is the classic case, but there are many others — unless Beckett's stage directions were complied with literally.

The algorithm designed for stage 1 should comply with ε1-differential privacy.

We did not explore reasons why reported policies for active management of the third stage did not comply with current international recommendations.

Under the statute, consideration of costs comes in at the next stage, when individual states develop their plans for complying with the standards.

Mr. Frelinghuysen has bills in to minimize the airplane noise on the approaches to the region's airports, and Mr. Rothman introduced one "To amend title 49, United States Code, to prohibit the operation in certain metropolitan areas of civil subsonic turbojets that fail to comply with stage 3 noise levels".

Definition and staging of AKI were complied with the KDIGO guidelines, which is comprised of CrCr and UOCr (Table  1).

Regarding compliance with water advice about drinking, 47.2% (75/159; based on respondents drinking water straight from the tap and/or boiled tap water during the 'Do Not Drink' stage) versus 29.3% (34/116; based on respondents drinking unboiled tap water during the 'Boil Water' stage) of respondents did not comply with the notices.

When theatre-maker Rob Drummond did the brilliant Bullet Catch in 2012, a piece that relied strongly on the volunteer, it was clear that he was making all sorts of calculations about who should be chosen and who shouldn't: someone keen but not too keen, someone unintimidated but unlikely to want to hog the stage, smart but willing to comply.