Sentence examples for English specifications from inspiring English sources

So, without any assistants, they started a series of laboratory experiments with blackout and extinguisher equipment, working from English specifications.

The parteners Aaron Fried and Melville Wolfe started a series of laboratory experiments with blackout and extinguisher equipment, working from English specifications.

I can't help but be reminded of Orwellian doublethink when reading of Michael Gove's insistence that he has "not banned anything" from the new GCSE English literature specifications – yet there is clearly less scope for the study of modern/contemporary texts in the new syllabuses (Gove hits back in English GCSE syllabus row, 27 May).

I would suggest that they show one of two concrete examples and provide English language specifications of the FOL-like formulae that describe the partitioning of reads.

She added: "It is useful for Ofqual to prioritise English and maths specifications as the first syllabuses to go into schools and colleges, but all the new qualifications should be trialled and evaluated before being introduced".

The similarity between the WebSI-based Java code and the English language use-case specifications facilitated verifying that the code implements the specifications correctly.

Teachers will be presented with "extremely detailed" year-on-year specifications in English, maths and science that risk wrecking "breadth, balance and quality" in children's school experience, and fail to acknowledge that children learn at different speeds, he said.

WebSI was designed to facilitate the manual translation of English language use-case specifications into Java code.

Therefore, the current research proposes a model to automatically transform system constraints formed in English sentences to OCL specifications.

Finally, iSoft's Lorenzo was a 'home-grown' product, being developed in line with requirements and specifications of English NHS Trusts.

They were (a) the initiation of benchmark qualifications for all teachers of English, and (b) the specification of minimum language proficiency standards for teachers to attain professional qualification.