Sentence examples for development of requirements from inspiring English sources

Here, a comparison of two thrust classes is provided along with a development of requirements that govern the minimum core size for each thrust class.

Because the activities of the scripts are not explicitly connected to the goals, objectives of the offender (and security team), most scripts found in the literature offer little analytical support for the development of requirements.

Without the ability to test and verify them, the application of crime scripts to the development of requirements is very limited, as most SEFs based on the V model (a development model with successive phases of test and integration) require systems requirements to be verified and traceable (e.g. INCOSE 2010 ISO 2011 p34-366).

Relevant international authorities (e.g., EC JRC, ECVAM, EPA, FDA) and industry organisations participate actively in the advisory board of the OpenTox project and provide input for the continuing development of requirement definitions and standards for data, knowledge and model exchange.

The methods reported here provide guidance for the development of strategic requirements necessary for the design of complex human machine interface systems and assist with assessments of human operator performance criteria.

In developing automated tools for verification for an Information systems (IS), there exists a need for a methodology for the development of information requirements maintenance toolkits which will maintain IS with unconstrained and constrained requirements.

While modelling studies predict that balancing reserve requirements will increase as installed vRES capacity grows, various factors are important in determining the actual development of reserve requirements (which is influenced, inter alia, by the quality of vRES and load forecasts and the degree of cooperation between TSOs) as well as price developments [73].

One common improvement in environmental regulation made since the 1970s has been the development of performance requirements, which allow actors to determine their own course of action to meet the standard.

The chapter first reviews the development of seismic requirements for nonstructural components in the United States.

Because of the inherent uncertainty in these systems, goal based approaches can help in the development of their requirements.

Specific guidance is provided in the text for development of metadata requirements, use of metadata standards, and implementing best practices and automation in creation of metadata.