Sentence examples for two fundamental criteria from inspiring English sources

A cult classic, perhaps, which satisfies two fundamental criteria: 1) a laughable attempt at tactical insight, and 2) exclaimed almost instinctively, every single time.

Each scenario is evaluated with respect to two fundamental criteria, namely, total cost and service level.

The analysis included all predators (trophic level≥4) [93] that met two fundamental criteria: 1) previously documented natural distributions for each of the 22 nations [93] [96], and 2) only data for conspicuous species because the data were collected by volunteer divers.

Interiorisation of the aims and logic behind the Balanced Scorecard and consensus behind its application are two fundamental criteria for the success of the project.

But it was Chow, a collector who inspired affection combined with a degree of awe, who influenced the Zuelligs the most.Three fundamental criteria guided their buying: a work's rarity, the quality of its decoration and the condition of the piece.

The scaffold was designed to fulfil three fundamental criteria: capability to induce cell adhesion and proliferation, support of in vivo vascularization and match of native tissue mechanical properties.

In general, a sound method of BNs combination should satisfy three fundamental criteria, that is, avoiding cycles, preserving the conditional independencies of BN structures, and preserving the characteristics of individual BN parameters, respectively.

Researchers participating in this study had to comply with three fundamental criteria: (a) be native speakers of one language examined in the study, (b) be familiar with the discipline of engineering education and educational research, and (c) have personal experiences of a PreK-12 educational system of the language under examination.

Four fundamental criteria formed the basis for the methodology: fit, modifiability, relevance and work.

The development of the method lies in the principle of the well known Magnitude Optimum criterion and considers two fundamental constraints met frequently in many industry applications; (1) the existence of a poor process model and (2) access to the output of the process and not to its states.

We proved two fundamental theorems, that is, a Cauchy type inequality and a criterion for convergence of series for the restriction of Möbius operations to the open interval.