Sentence examples for applications to specify from inspiring English sources

HQML allows distributed multimedia applications to specify all kinds of application-specific QoS policies and requirements.

It allows applications to specify their delivery requirements with intuitive and comprehensive delivery semantics.

A Network Information Configuration and Query Language (NICQL) is designed to allow applications to specify their information requirements to the NIWH and to access information from the NIWH.

In particular, the VAN architecture provides: (1) abstractions for applications to specify a VAN; algorithm to map the VAN specification to physical network topology and resources; and protocols to acquire the topology and resources.

Some commentators have called for SRHI applications to specify both an action and the setting in which it occurs (Sniehotta & Presseau, 2012), but others argue that context-free habit measures better estimate habitual performances across contexts (Gardner & Lally, 2012).

In effect, the ruling meant that if an inventor had amended his patent application to specify rope, then he could not use the doctrine of equivalents to object when someone else substituted wire.

The core of the architecture is an execution controller used in this application to specify the vehicle behaviour in the nominal and degraded situations and to manage the course of the mission.

Pantographs should have certain basic characteristics, which are applicable to specified applications.

Nevertheless, utilizing this approach for different applications would require to specify application-specific performance models, which may not be possible for other applications, and a detailed analysis of how the utility is defined.

The resource model allows application users to specify resources without the knowledge of the internal implementation of the underlying infrastructure provider.

Based on this new notion, we then design and implement a framework that allows application developers to specify the adaptability of groupware systems in terms of the state of activities, roles, collaborators' location, available resources, and other typical variables of working groups.