The phrase "code specifications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to detailed descriptions or requirements for a software program or system.
Example: "Before we begin the development process, we need to finalize the code specifications to ensure everyone is on the same page."
Alternatives: "program specifications" or "software requirements."
The adequacy of current code specifications is also discussed.
The test and ABAQUS software results were interpreted using some code specifications and one design procedure.
Most of the data produced in software projects is of textual nature: source code, specifications, or documentation.
Furthermore, it can be easily incorporated into the displacement-based design framework, and into the code specifications.
In the case of the three-point bending tests, along with the standard evaluation of fracture-mechanical properties according to code specifications material parameter identification, artificial neural network based inverse analyses were carried out.
The proposed model may better describe the building exposure in terms of upstream terrain conditions closer to the site of study, and help on the terrain-related code specifications.
While Eurocode 2 predictions exhibit, in terms of shear strength, a lower bound of the experimental results, the crack spacing is not accurately predicted by code specification.
Temperature fluctuation has also become a subject of interest for concrete structures.In our study we have casted sixteen numbers (16) of cylinders of M25 grade (BIS code specification) out of which 8 were incorporated with GGBS.
Data tables which enable on-going review of code specification, within case and cross case variation will be reviewed by the study team during the analysis.
The friction coefficients specified in various codes, specifications, and manuals, etc. are summarized and compared in Table 1.
This chapter tries to list some of the most common codes, specifications and standards that address welding related matters.
