The phrase "a given requirement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific requirement that has been previously established or acknowledged in a discussion or document.
Example: "In order to proceed with the project, we must first address a given requirement related to safety standards."
Alternatives: "a specified requirement" or "a particular requirement".
Students should speak to their advisors to discuss any potential issues (for instance, whether a course fulfills a given requirement, how to manage points, possible exceptions to the above distribution, etc).
In this work, we argue that their so-called exceptional tensile strength and ductility are not directly relevant from a component design perspective, but those properties enable tailoring the material response for a given requirement.
Performing some operations on these matrices, they provide the analyst with the necessary information about the suitability of a pattern or set of patterns to address a given requirement.
Mixing times were compared between this mixer, a high shear mixer/granulator, and a fluidised bed, demonstrating that this method can also be used to assess the time taken to mix to a given requirement in a wide range of possible mixer types.
They showed through simulations that a subset of sensor nodes could satisfy a given requirement of estimation accuracy.
Regarding the dependency between the results of the "specify the main concerns" activity and the expertise of the software engineers that are using the ObasCId approach, we believe that creating heuristics for aiding software engineers to specify the main concern of a given requirement is an interesting work.
They were asked to work on a course project in which they had to model a statechart from a given requirements specification (provided by the instructors).
The evaluation of various design scenarios for the given requirements of a specific MTS is also difficult.
Secondary users can exploit the spectrum owned by primary links while their interference levels can exceed the given requirements with a small predefined probability.
Hence the telescoped series require fewer expansion terms for a given accuracy requirement, saving considerable computational expense over conventional fast multipole implementations.
For a given BER requirement, the received SNR with BCH coding can be expressed in terms of SNR requirement of uncoded transmission as gamma^{ text{BCH,Md})}=gamma^{(U,text{Md})}/text{CG}^{ text{BCH,Md})} (12).
