Sentence examples for directive specifies from inspiring English sources

The LookAt directive specifies the position of the camera in world space, the location the camrea is pointed at, and the "up" direction of the camera.

Dr. Chen said he would not be able to perform his job as a neurosurgeon were he to suffer a severe stroke, and his own advance directive specifies that a craniectomy should not be performed on him.

Recital 7 in the preamble to that directive specifies that the 'computer programs' it aims to protect 'include programs in any form, including those which are incorporated into hardware'.

And the directive "specifies that no such domestic operations can be conducted without the prior order of the president, except in cases of emergency".

The patients' advance directive specifies that life support be withheld or withdrawn when it " serves only to prolong the process of me dying, if I should be in a terminal condition or a state of permanent unconsciousness".

Her advance directive specified "no nourishment or liquids" if she became incapacitated.

The California Geological Survey issued a new regulatory directive specifying that critical buildings be designed for 50- and 100-year earthquakes obtained by probabilistic seismic hazard analysis (PSHA).

If Arthur Caplan, a medical ethicist, thinks that "sometimes there is a choice worse than death," he is free to sign an advance directive specifying that he not be kept alive under such conditions.

Worse, a mere 18% have what Bank of America Merrill Lynch calls the three essential documents for legacy planning: a will, a health care directive (specifying end-of-life preferences and designating someone to make health decisions for you if you can't) and a durable power of attorney (designating someone to make financial and legacy-related decisions for you if you can't).

Seth also had purchased long-term-care insurance, established a trust for her home and other assets and had written a health directive, specifying the kinds of medical actions she'd like taken if she couldn't make those decisions herself.

For example, a woman treated at UCLA for a brain disease had an advance directive specifying that the husband was to make decisions on her behalf, and that her estranged sisters in another country were not to be contacted.