Sentence examples for context-specific requirements from inspiring English sources

In this work a component model for open system is proposed, in which components encapsulate computation, systems deal with the creation and communication of components, and the rest of the context-specific requirements and concerns are implemented by first-class, reflective, reusable entities, called controllers.

Figure 2d shows that aside from two outliers that are responding to context-specific requirements, the majority of programs surveyed maintain a low CHW to beneficiary ratio.

This is true in DT40 chicken cells but a recent knockout in mice of CENP-U by Kagawa et al (PMID 24481920) has challenged this view as CENP-U is essential in embryonic stem cells and in embryonic development (but not in embryo-derived fibroblasts; the reasons for this context-specific requirement are not yet known).

Monitoring is also context specific: requirements during cardiac surgery will be different from those in the intensive care unit or emergency department.

This study, therefore, argues that next to general requirements: we also need to collect context-specific user requirements for open data platforms.

Several incentive mechanisms (e.g. [11 16]) have been proposed to address this problem, many of which are designed to suit the crowdsensing context and specific requirements of the underlying sensing initiative.

Thus it appears that the requirement for CBP/p300-mediated coactivation is context-specific for a variety of endogenous target genes driven by distinct transcription factors.

The reality is much more context-specific.

Context-specific process variants fit only one process context.

Practical knowledge is therefore both context-specific and person-specific.

Agriculture is context-specific.