Sentence examples for control descriptions from inspiring English sources

The templates consist of upper level process structures, control descriptions and detailed process structures.

Traditional access control frameworks were syntactic and error prone, lacking the necessary expressivity and efficiency of a solution where soundness and completeness of the underlying logics in access control descriptions could be critical to harness their potential.

The data extracted included information on the quality of the study (based on the guidelines from the Centre for Reviews and Dissemination [ 10]) and information on the participants, intervention and control descriptions, outcomes and outcome measures as well as the results (Additional file 1: Appendix 2).

Traditional qPCR methods were adapted for use with single cells to accurately quantify the fold differences between BCR-ABL and ABL expression levels down to less than single-cell quantities, as defined by typical quality control descriptions (such as linearity of the standard curve for titrated RNA, Figure S-1, Supporting Information).

Your control descriptions sheet will also briefly describe the control.

You'll then be given a map of the course, control descriptions, and might be given an electronic punch.

Control description is shown in Fig. 2.

For a given temperature observation, the MADIS quality control description (QCD) field indicates an assessment of the quality of the observation.

The main parameters taken into consideration for analysis are the satellite sizes, mass, power consumption, orbit parameters, altitude control peculiarities and thermal control description.

This paper describes a device interface approach, in the context of a service-oriented control architecture, in which High-level Petri nets are used as the control description to access to the physical device.

The chapter demonstrates that the control, description, and understanding of electromechanical (piezoelectric) and ferroelectric hysteresis presents an important and difficult undertaking from both the practical and theoretical point of view.