Sentence examples for a precise specification from inspiring English sources
For example, laws are often ambiguous precisely because it would be politically (and practically) infeasible to give a precise specification of their meaning.
Write a precise specification for a function (which says what it does) as you write its heading.
This paper presents a precise specification matching, including both behavioral and functional matching.
It is obvious that every correct thermo-technical calculation requires a precise specification of boundary conditions.
With the rise of electronic integration between organizations, the need for a precise specification of interaction behavior increases.
Clearly, without a precise specification of what a concept or conceptual cognition is, the notion of nonconceptuality is equally ill-defined.
"The rented flats had a very precise specification," said a senior Serbian official involved in the Mladic hunt.
Inspired by the thought that Frege, Russell, and Hilbert had given a completely precise specification of the conditions under which premises deductively imply a conclusion, philosophers of science hoped to offer a "logic of confirmation" that would identify, with equal precision, the conditions under which a body of evidence supported a scientific hypothesis.
It is difficult to give a general precise specification of the terms 'intrinsic qualitative property' and 'supervenience.' Intuitively, a property of an object is intrinsic just in case that object has this property in and for itself and independently of the existence or the state of any other object.
An approach toward a more precise specification of the limit dynamics in Model 4 could be based on the Poincaré Bendixson theory, as discussed in the following.
The first is that early discoveries are likely to correspond to genes where PTVs have larger effects, and the second is that a more precise specification of the prior will gain power if it reflects reality but could substantially lose power otherwise.
