Sentence examples for allows for specification from inspiring English sources
The declarative policy allows for specification of database table placement and co-location constraints.
The proposed inference procedure that allows for specification error also has a natural interpretation within a Bayesian framework.
The analysis allows for specification of process control parameters and their relation to extrusion force, torsional moment, and the associated plastic dissipation for varying reduction ratios.
This also allows for specification of copy number changes in the tumours examined.
Similarly, xtmixed and gllamm can be used in Stata and the lme4 package in R. In the Stata program gllamm, a full pseudo-maximum-likelihood estimation which allows for specification of probability weights, is implemented via adaptive quadrature [ 27].
Using separate U1, U2, and U3 uncertainty components allows for specification of correlations in exposure measurement errors across years and across individuals with shared exposure sources, in contrast to standard epidemiological models that assume independence of the measurement errors (Armstrong 1998; Rosner 2010).
When the field data allow for specification of time series for each phytoplankton and zooplankton state variable, PEST will provide an objective, defensible, and repeatable way to calibrate the many parameters of the NEMURO model.
Such modeling inaccuracies lead to parsing inaccuracies (see next subsection), and therefore generative grammar models have been refined in various ways, for example (in so-called lexicalized models) allowing for specification of particular phrasal head words in rules, or (in tree substitution grammars) allowing expansion of nonterminals into subtrees of depth 2 or more.
Although this approach allows for the detection of general electrogenic oxidation activity, it does not allow for specification of the anodic reaction involved.
Although we did not make use of any "generalizations" in our UML profile, the "generalization" feature allows for the specification of hierarchical relationships between stereotypes, such that a more specific stereotype inherits all attributes of a more general stereotype.
