Sentence examples for captured requirements from inspiring English sources
For the face validation step, engineers provided their feedback on the identified visualization requirements to define whether the captured requirements represented what they described earlier and if they have any additional requirements to include.
To capture requirements from the organizations a methodology was developed which is reported on in the paper.
To capture requirements from the companies a new PLM requirements gathering methodology was developed which is reported on in the paper.
On one hand, adapting task models to capture requirements bridges the gap between scenarios and critical parameters which benefits design from the standpoint of user involvement and accurate requirements.
MDA is less about generating code per se and much more about precisely capturing requirements, enforcing architectural standards, maintaining traceability, and facilitating effective communication between the business and IT.
In this paper we reflect on the roles of ITU-T standardized System Design Languages and their interplay in design processes of cooperative systems, highlighting the usability of User Requirements Notation (URN) standard to capture requirements with workflow-based re-engineering process of complex systems.
Currently, we are adopting the meta-model concepts to capture requirements of an electric car motor controller unit [27].
Finally, the dependency graph can be converted into an optimization problem that captures requirements both at the application-tier and data-tier and then solved using binary integer linear programming (BIP) to partition the application.
Inputs from potential users (health care managers and modelling practitioners) were obtained to capture requirements for the tool, and co-develop and validate it mainly through workshops.
Our approach allows organizations to capture monitoring requirements, optimize such requirements, e.g. choosing the monitoring process with lowest cost or highest availability, and enacting the optimal monitoring process through a service-oriented approach.
