Sentence examples for forms of requirements from inspiring English sources

Chernak (2012) reports that there are three main forms of requirements documentation in the IT industry: the traditional RE (48%), the one directed by use cases (28%), the agile methods (11%) and other approaches that represent (13%).

The data shows that the traditional RE corresponds to the principal form of requirements documentation.

These requests get prioritized according to their added business value and written in the form of requirements to be implemented, in order to become service requests.

Theoretical criteria for design or regulatory safety of nuclear power plants often take the form of requirements that some model of the "capacity" of the plant to respond to a hypothesized threat sufficiently exceed a model of the "load" presumably placed upon the plant by that threat.

Focus group data therefore served as a form of requirements gathering (supplemented by prior observational studies) to inform intervention design.

In Katzenbach v. Morgan (1966), the Court upheld Section 4 e) of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, which prohibits certain forms of literacy requirements as a condition to vote, as a valid exercise of Congressional power under Section 5 to enforce the Equal Protection Clause.

We use an existing goal oriented approach, based on Kaos, which extends the SysML 1meta-model and our proposed Domain Specific Language (DSL) for Relax; that enables to derive requirements in graphical format from textual requirements in the form of SysML requirements diagrams.

These measures have taken the form of residency requirements, commuter taxes and higher payroll taxes.

Conditionalities can come in the form of 'soft' requirements such as to search for a job or to participate in some kind of training, or in the form of 'hard' obligations as for example workfare.

China also on its part applies several such non-tariff barriers to its imports in the form of licensing requirements and TBTs to all its partners including the TPP countries (WTO).

In any event, this skeptical view about the authority and autonomy of rationality is highly controversial, and depends on disputed claims about reasoning and the logical form of rational requirements (see Bridges (2009), Broome (1999, 2007), Schroeder (2004, 2009), Finlay (2010), Brunero (2010), Shpall (2012), Way (2010)).