Sentence examples for and specified by the from inspiring English sources

Tony Ball, the leader of Basildon council, acknowledges that it is far from the greenfield site that was promised by the council and specified by the court order to remove the caravans.

A bit allocation scheme for the uniform quantizer is needed in order to allocate the total available bits (denoted by and specified by the user) for quantizing the source, among the various clusters of the GMM.

In addition, this reporting tool also includes a rectal cancer measure jointly developed and specified by the CoC, the American Society of Clinical Oncology ASCOO), and the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN).

The treated volume is the tissue volume which is planned to receive at least a dose selected and specified by the radiation oncologist as being appropriate to achieve the purpose of the treatment, e.g. tumour eradication, or palliation.

Each item listed in the critical appraisal sheet was specified by the score of one if it was included in the article, and specified by the score of zero if it was not included in the article or if the information provided by the authors was not sufficient to make a clear statement.

You can just promise to buy it and then sell it at a price and date specified by the option contract.

It has been designed and manufactured to meet the standard in external dimensions and weight specified by the International Association of Athletics Federations for open females.

Cultured foods included yogurt and other cultured dairy products, sauerkraut, kimchi, miso, tempeh, and others specified by the subject.

The difficulty is, however, that the chess universe can be simply and completely specified by the position of the pieces on the board and by the strict rules that guide the transition from one position to another.

This rolling operation also gives the strips their final surface finish, an important characteristic and often specified by the customer.

The years are reckoned backward from the archonship of Diognetus and further specified by the reigns of kings or the archons of Athens.