Sentence examples for better conformance from inspiring English sources

The creation of implementation patterns with the same tool that uses them as inputs aims to provide better conformance between the implementation patterns and the abstract service code.

It is shown that utilization of optimized loading paths yields a better conformance of the part to the die shape or leads to a higher bulge height.

The experimental results show that the gel system can be better applied to conformance control of the heterogeneity reservoir.

And I would say this: As a public company we obviously have to conform and with Sarbox you get better at being efficient at conformance as time goes by.

Empirically, we find that internalized vocational interests better explain gendered major choices than conformance with friends' and parents' expectations does.

Recognition of the due importance of such filler characteristics, by introduction of IAF, resulted in better fitment of swelling data and also conformance with the trend predicted by Zisman's interpretation of surface energy.

Although DCL 2.0 was successful in helping the development team to find and fix architectural violations, we cannot guarantee that another architectural conformance tool would provide similar or better results.

Therefore, visualizing the planned architecture can aid system architects to better understand it, which can contribute indirectly to the system architectural conformance.

The results support conclusions that the nature of manufacturing strategy taxonomies are driven by the business context, and that volume flexibility, design flexibility and service provision capabilities enable better business outcomes during macroeconomic shocks, in comparison to the more easily achievable conformance quality as well as delivery speed and dependability.

The conformance test results carried out during the development of POLQA show that POLQA performs better than PESQ for all of thedevelopment and test conditions [2] tested during POLQA development.

Like Carnegie, J. R. McWane believed in strict conformance with a rigid manufacturing process.