Sentence examples for approach requirements from inspiring English sources

Then, SysML does match our approach requirements, and despite being adopted for software architecture modeling, is not strictly an ADL.

Our proposed admission control scheme is based on the reactive routing protocol AODV; however, packets have been modified in order to meet our approach requirements.

In fact, continuity requirements were introduced for the first time in aviation in the late 1960s to define precise approach requirements for a radio navigation system, called the Instrument Landing System (ILS).

EasyWinWin approaches requirements definition as a learning rather than a gathering activity and aims at fostering stakeholder co-operation and involvement.

In direction of this objective, we surveyed literature aiming at identifying what are the definitions, concepts, approaches, requirements, characteristics, evaluation models and the key concepts regarding interoperability specifically in context of cloud computing.

Because of the university's "Connections & Approaches" requirements for general education, I've taken classes I would have never given a second thought, and have walked away with a wealth of cultural, scientific, language and mathematical knowledge.

In general, depending upon the observed commonalties, we state " Software Engineering is an integrated, cyclic and product line combination of following independent modular approaches: requirements engineering, design modeling programming, testing and deployment".

This will further encourage much needed  interdisciplinary approach and requirements necessary for early detection and treatment of children with impairments.

This paper reports on the knowledge acquisition and sharing for requirement engineering (KARE) approach for requirement specification of one-of-a-kind complex systems.

The agile approach to requirements must nonetheless be systematic, especially with respect to accommodating legal and non-functional requirements.

They fear that once the legislation emerges in its final form, it will not clearly define what "substantially similar" means in its discussion of how state disclosure rules must approach the requirements of federal ones.