Sentence examples for the merit is from inspiring English sources

At this point I can conclude that with all the talk of nanoelectronics, the merit is perhaps due to special features, such as the THz devices, the QCL, and the new expectations in graphene-based electronics.

It is shown that the merit is strongly dependent on the angular (to the fourth power) and momentum (squared) acceptances, and it is shown that these acceptances must be very large for good performance.

But the merit is not mine, but all of Chievo".

The merit is in the lifting of the constraints that were there before the transition.

Today, many journalists are strongly encouraged to use Twitter, Facebook and whatever other means are available for self-laudatory comment -- even when the merit is dubious or undeserved.

The second principle also encompasses the equality of opportunity which suggests that individuals should get what they deserve by merit (and not by any other metric including social status) and that the opportunity to acquire the knowledge and training by which the merit is assessed is open to all (22, 31, 32, 33).

RT: Ordinary World was great because all the merit was in the song.

For me, the merit was in being seen; the pigment of my "feelings" tangible confirmation of their reality.

Winning on the merits is not the only way to measure success.

Whether such an appeal, while procedurally proper, would succeed on the merits is a different question.

To judges and lawyers, "a probability of success on the merits" is a term of art.