Sentence examples for expressive requirements from inspiring English sources

But building materials are selected primarily for their structural value, and their colours are not always suited to expressive requirements; thus, other materials chosen for their colour are frequently added to the surface.

Rich sonorities, thick textures, and rhythmic complexity are present everywhere, and the forms are those of the Classical period, somewhat modified in the light of Brahms's temperament and expressive requirements.

Lebrun et al. [16] present an expressive requirement formalization language called Data Path Requirement Language (DPRL) that extends the Flow-based Management Language (FML) [17].

The solo part found David Pyatt, who premiered the work in 2007, fully abreast of the part's expressive and rhythmic requirements – as well as being the only Proms soloist considerate enough to water the stage flowers (horns fill up when you play them).

In summary, requirement R1 (flexible knowledge representation) and requirement R2 (expressive knowledge representation) are fulfilled.

A more expressive representation is required.

This paper introduces a specification method for reconfigurable software based on a global transition structure to capture the system's reconfiguration space, and a local specification of each operation mode in whatever logic (equational, first-order, partial, fuzzy, probabilistic, etc). is found expressive enough for handling its requirements.

Demanding intensive communication and emotional intimacy, marriage must meet expressive needs, not just functional requirements to maintain the family.

They show that ontologies fulfill most of these requirements and are the most expressive models as these formal models allow the integration and exploitation of more specific context knowledge with high-level context information using reasoner components.

CASL is an expressive language for the algebraic specification of software requirements, design, and architecture.

The Common Algebraic Specification Language (CASL) is an expressive language for the formal specification of functional requirements and modular design of software.