Sentence examples for end user specifies from inspiring English sources

The end user specifies a soft condition concerning the trend of some parameters based either on recent or forecasted values: An example of such query can be: Select SM = "wildfire susceptibility map" Where High_increasing pn = temperature during TP = last month AND High_increasing pn = wind during TP = yesterday AND High_decreasing pn = rainfall during TP = last month.

On the front end, the user specifies the size of the place they are moving from and then starts with an average inventory for that house size — which they can then tweak via a drag-and-drop interface to add/remove items of furniture and boxes to come up with an accurate inventory.

The end user can specify a range for each quality attribute, identifier of searched metadata, and a time range.

For example, the end user can specify a query by the following soft conditions: Select SM = "wildfire susceptibility map".

Each query must be flexible enough in order to allow the end user to specify vague selection conditions, which can containing linguistic terms that have vague meaning, such as "high temperature in the last week" (in case of wildfire) or "high precipitation in the last three days" (in case of floods).

Note that the Minecraft End User License Agreement specifies that "[Mojang gives] you permission to install the Game on your own personal computer and use and play it on that computer".

This chapter presents an example to show how end users can specify their requirements for safety relief valves (SRVs) so that the risk for having wrong valves installed is minimized.

To that end, users can specify the type of use when they upload a photo — editorial and/or commercial — and are asked to tag each picture to ensure that it can be easily discovered via the Foap market.

In this sense, the cloud user acts a broker, thus being responsible for meeting the SLAs specified by the end user.

The curator or other end user can compose a query by specifying combinations or patterns of indexed terms.

While production costs or end user prices of technologies are not specified in the papers reviewed, even scaled-down high-tech versions are often too expensive for use in LMICs, and will require user training and device maintenance.