No formal records were kept; everyone wrote down one's tasks and gave a report by the deadline". "In 1964, specifications and technical parameters for the airborne computer aboard the American spacecraft Gemini were openly published in Electronics and Aviation and Space Technology.
The first hunger goal is very blurry, with no deadline or technical specification.
The company has missed deadlines to settle specifications with Motorola, its prime contractor -- which is expected to be replaced by Hughes Space Systems, ICO's prime contractor.
Geoff Dixon, the chief executive of the Australian carrier Qantas, said in a statement, "This is disappointing, given that we have met all of Airbus's deadlines for Qantas specifications".
What began as a misunderstanding about specifications and deadlines between a manager at RLX, a software development firm, and a manager at Impress, one of its clients, had escalated into a conflict charged with growing mistrust.
If you had asked, say, Lester Bangs or Nick Kent in their respective acerbic primes, they would have probably replied that your editor is the person you ignore, lie to and terrorise in the hope of browbeating them into allowing you to write exactly what you want, at a length – and to a deadline – of your own specification.
Anyone can go to a website and see the specifications and deadlines for submitting a proposal to bid on a contract, in most cases you can even ask questions for clarification and get them answered.
Rockwell has a Web portal for its suppliers, posting specifications, quality and deadlines months before the parts are needed.
A real-time connection of these two classes usually has two QoS specifications, maximum allowable latency (deadline) and jitter.
Programs written using these timing instructions specify deadlines within the program specification itself, and the hardware architecture enforces them through specific hardware policies.
We have a deadline of Dec. 31 to complete our Energy Star specification for servers.
