Sentence examples for work on a criterion from inspiring English sources

This approach is inspired in principle, if not in details, from Dang Van's work on a criterion for non-initiation of fatigue cracks in metals subjected to arbitrary periodic loadings.

Last year, at CES 2018, Torc announced a partnership with AAA to work on a set of safety criteria for using self-driving cars.

To classify these signals, for example, we have two choices: to work on a subset of channels selected based on certain criteria or to work on all channels [5]. Figure 4 gives an illustration for the general process of EEG signal classification based on channel selection.

However, if you are hoping to develop an academic career, your Ph.D. will need to fit with quite different criteria--you need to work on a project with good publishing potential, as your publication record will be essential in the future.

An spokesman from the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister said they were waiting for the Building Research Establishment, a consultancy firm, to finish its work on safety criteria: "In the meantime we are considering how best we can provide advice to local authorities".

Every semester, every student and staff member across the network selects one principle of ADL to study, so students grapple and work on and have a criteria by which they begin to collect data on how they're developing, whether it's "use your time wisely," or mine this semester, "communicate effectively".

In earlier work on alternate criteria of successful ageing, we reported that broader approaches predicted self-rated QoL more powerfully than unidimensional approaches, and should be used to evaluate the outcomes of health promotion interventions in the older population [ 12].

If you decide to evaluate your work on the criteria of the time it took you to complete the work, realise that often a longer period of time that results in a good product is better than a small period of time to produce an inferior result.

Work on a timetable.

Work on a project.

This is illustrated by initiatives in the United Kingdom on salt reduction and labelling (Food Standards Agency, 2005, 2009), and in Europe and Australia, where legislative bodies work on defining nutrient criteria for foods that are eligible to carry a health claim (Food Standards Australia New Zealand, 2007; EU Regulation (EC), 2007).