So I played along, closing my eyes and calling out my specifications, smiling patiently while she conversed with the higher powers that apparently functioned like a mystical Match.com, and promising to wait the prescribed time ("six to eight weeks, at most") before calling her out as a fraud.
Develop a relationship with one (i.e., spend a lot of money) and you don't even have to go to the store you can call in specifications over the phone, sometimes from anywhere.
Instead, they argue, "creative progress towards a difficult goal can emerge from a few flexible, simple rules, or so called minimum specifications" [ 9: 324].
Right now, he said, BMW sales representatives in Germany use a wireless Psion device that allows them to call up car specifications and other data.
Some people have called manufacturer-reported specifications and performance data into question, so the Society of Automotive Engineers has developed a procedure for certifying engine power and torque.
A system for consolidating the experience and expertise gained for issue of standards called product assurance specifications to be used in all ISRO centres has also been established.
The model also considers rules called specifications for ecosystem resource limitations in space and time (as limits in space, or life expectancy).
If there is one, get a copy of the "Request for Quotation" (RFQ) that gives you, the bidder, the exact special information and instructions, called specifications.
Protocol synthesis is used to derive a protocol specification, that is, the specification of a set of application components running in a distributed system of networked computers, from a specification of services (called the service specification) to be provided by the distributed application to its users.
This is called the specification, and building a complex software product without a clear, fixed set of specifications is impossible.
