Sentence examples for aspects specification from inspiring English sources

This chapter concentrates on highlighting certain important aspects of voltage selection calculation of transformer voltage ratio, specification of insulation levels, examples of voltage regulation, rating, tap ranges, and impedance calculations, and thermal aspects—specification of temperature rise and ambient conditions.

This chapter focuses on highlighting certain important aspects of power transformers: voltage selection – calculation of transformer voltage ratio, specification of insulation levels, examples of voltage regulation, rating, tap ranges, and impedance calculations; and thermal aspects – specification of temperature rise and ambient conditions.

When interpreting and comparing these results, it is important to consider the following aspects: Specification of an imaging system as 'CR' or 'DR' is not enough: more information is needed because of the varying dose efficiency (e.g., indirect versus direct conversion DR, CsI versus Gadox scintillator, dual versus single read-out CR, needle versus amorphous detector).

CAMEL DSLs cover a wealth of aspects of specification and execution of multi-cloud applications (Fig. 2).

All those extensions are examined from the aspects of specification, interoperability with other mechanisms, security vulnerabilities, performance and applicability.

The practical aspects of specification of distributed data, such as experimental and finite-element (FE) results, by analytical interpolants are discussed.

In particular, the semantical aspects of specification languages like UML and Statecharts, which are widely used in many areas of Software Engineering, are analysed in terms of their adequacy for the industrial domain.

It provides an overview of standards that influence all aspects of design, specification, procurement, and operation of such equipment.

17 Note that we cannot include all possible aspects of model specification in our paper since there are too many dimensions and to few observations.

Particular design and specification aspects of some common marine structural components are described, including the unique factors that should be considered for each.

The paper highlights the importance of both issues especially in the case of practice-defined variables, and it provides guidelines on how to address both aspects of conceptual specification.