Sentence examples for both the specification from inspiring English sources

Both the specification of the formalism and the model manipulation are based on graph grammars.

The contribution of this paper is twofold: the application of architectural reconciliation in the context of software evolution and an approach to formalize both the specification and transformation of the architectural models.

We present a human readable language (Eugene) which allows for both the specification of synthetic biological designs based on biological parts as well as providing a very expressive constraint system to drive the creation of composite devices from collection of parts.

Our findings suggest that further investment by governments is required to improve both the specification of and utilisation of available planning resources, as has been highlighted previously [ 26].

Although preliminary, the data presented here suggests that MBCT is able to increase both the specification of important life goals and the perceived likelihood of their attainment, changes which may have significant implications for a person's ability to move forward in life with confidence.

For reverse engineering of networks, both the specification of the data and the evaluation of the results are much harder.

This article proposes an example of electropneumatic system where the architecture of the process is modified with respect to both the specifications for position and velocity tracking and a criterion concerning the energy consumption.

Then, in both templates the specification of the variabilities is made with the name of the variability, type of requirement (optional or alternative), line number of the use case affected by the variability, and the variability description.

In both approaches, the specification of a global threshold is fundamentally limiting.

Both the legal specification of information rights and the design of information architectures should be guided by the need to preserve room for play in the use of cultural resources, the performance of identity, and the ongoing adaptation of places and artifacts to everyday needs.

In this paper, we draw on both the consistent specification testing and the predictive ability testing literatures and propose an integrated conditional moment type predictive accuracy test that is similar in spirit to that developed by Bierens (J. Econometr. 20 (1982) 105; Econometrica 58 (1990 14433) and Bierens and Ploberger (Econometrica 65 (1997 11299).