Sentence examples for combining requirement from inspiring English sources
Combining Requirement Mining, Software Model Checking, and Simulation-Based Verification for Industrial Automotive Systems.
In this work, we propose an integrated environment (IE) approach for requirements, which is an integrated approach that enables easy inspection by combining requirement traceability and effective use of a formal method.
The partial rescue by the Robo2ΔIg2 BAC in this assay suggests that the severe fra, robo2 phenotype is due to the combined requirement for multiple activities of Robo2, including one that is Ig2-independent.
Because of the different regulation compared to the Ras-cAMP pathway and the combined requirement for a fermentable carbon source and a complete growth medium, the signaling pathway involved has been named the fermentable growth medium-induced or FGM pathway (Thevelein, 1994).
These materials meet the combined requirements of high energy storage density and good heat transfer rates.
Therefore, this research combines requirements that were observed and elicited from a real-world large-scale manufacturing facility, with the ethos of smart manufacturing, to derive a set of functional requirements for the industrial big data pipeline.
In order to meet these combined requirements, traditional archaeological recording, laser scanning and 3D photographic reconstruction methods were undertaken to provide a detailed baseline record of the rock art.
Future behavioral experiments that combine requirements for both analytic and synthetic perception will be necessary to elucidate the determinants of synthesis and analysis in olfaction.
A general coevolutionary scenario was constructed based on a universal functional that combines requirements specific for individual scenarios of the co-evolving elements.
This paper investigates the possibility of combining the requirement of coalition stability with a fair allocation of profits to the participants.
Shareability is the strongest of the three requirements, as it combines the requirement of shared evaluative standards with the requirement of shared reasons.
