Sentence examples for which adequacy from inspiring English sources

The bulk power system well-being analysis framework [4, 16, 17, 18] is the simplified version of the traditional operating states classified by the degree to which adequacy and security constraints are satisfied [19, 20, 21].

A.I.G.'s first-quarter report said "it remains to be seen" which capital adequacy rules would be used in different parts of Europe.

The dynamical aspects of decoherence can be exploited indirectly, in that single-time components will exhibit records of the past, which ensure adequacy with respect to observations, but about whose veridicity Van Fraassen remains agnostic.

This provision was declared mandatory for SMRF buildings in seismic zones IV and V. Until now, only few studies (Dooley and Bracci 2001; Kuntz and Browning 2003; Ibarra and Krawinkler 2005; Haselton et al. 2011 and Cagurangan 2015) have been conducted in which the adequacy of SCWB design provision of seismic design codes is assessed.

LTNCs represent a diverse group of conditions, encompassing people with widely different needs for services, against which the adequacy of service provision must be judged.

Avahan's target for coverage (80percentt of the estimated denominator in Avahan districts) was the benchmark against which the adequacy of achieved coverage was compared.

The first is that due to intractable ethical issues about testing in humans, the database on which the adequacy of the uncertainty factors can be judged is necessarily poor.

We suggest that face-to-face interviews conducted as a part of integrated care planning are likely to offer a better opportunity for both information gathering and reassessment of needs against which the adequacy of services delivered may be evaluated.

Grennan 1997 has proposed an approach to informal reasoning which proposes logical adequacy and pragmatic adequacy as the key criteria for judging and evaluating everyday inferences.

The Basel Accords on capital adequacy, which set a common floor for banks' capital, are an example of how national regulators can agree to near-global rules.

Rules which recognize the adequacy of data protection standards make life easier for businesses by providing legal certainty in their international operations.