Sentence examples for declare properties from inspiring English sources

Components may also declare properties that allow for inspection and customisation of component behaviour through externally accessible name/value tuples.

The most important part of this application in shown in Listing 8. To implement the monitoring behavior, developers only need to define an IntentScope (lines 2 4), in which they declare properties (e.g., metadata) that need to be satisfied by monitored vehicles, define a MonitorIntent and assign the desired scope to it (lines 5 7).

Declare properties for fields you create that get and set the value of the field whenever possible or necessary.

Our technique is based on the concept of transformation contracts, a specification that relates two modeling languages and declares properties that must be fulfilled in such a relation.

The main objective of this study is to present the results of mathematical and statistical approach for verification the declared properties of the RFID transponder are which intended to serve as a basis for implementation of the proposed system into real conditions of the practice.

Caldas has three mid-18th-century baroque fountains which were declared properties of public interest in 1982: Chafariz da Estrada da Foz (Fountain of Foz do Arelho Road), Chafariz da Rua Nova (Fountain of the New Street), and Chafariz das Cinco Bicas (Fountain of the Five Spouts).

(1840; What Is Property?), Proudhon memorably declared, "Property is theft!" This assertion was not quite as bold as it appears, however, since Proudhon had in mind not property in general but property that is worked by anyone other than its owner.

Further to that we are also saying to foreign companies that have dealings with Britain that they have to declare their properties and the properties they own which will remove a huge veil of secrecy over the ownership, for instance, of London property.

In the 1980s and early 1990s, dozens of properties in Silwan were declared absentee properties and sold to the Development Authority.

But only now, in yet another amendment brought in this month, does the constitution declare private property "inviolable".

It's all very well to declare that property prices in Britain – in parts of Britain anyway – are "unsustainable".