Sentence examples for framework requirements from inspiring English sources

We grouped these requirements into two categories: a) application requirements, and b) framework requirements.

The framework requirements were defined in order to achieve high availability focused on provisioning multi-tier stateful applications.

Companies today find themselves in global competition with ever increasing dynamics and a complexity of framework requirements, processes and products.

This paper explains the development of and elaborates the system framework, requirements, design and validation of the toolkit.

The architecture proposed permits conversion from each WZ GOP to the common IPPP GOP format, and consequently the transcoder can adapt the mapping to the framework requirements.

In turn, framework requirements are a set of services and characteristics that the NoPaaS framework itself must provide for applications and/or developers (Table 4).

To assure the proper quality of design for network slices isolation, there should be a developed framework covering requirements gathering and analysis.

The design of the SQI aims to fulfil the Water Framework Directive requirements in terms of compliance (e.g., metrics, sampling procedure, pressure relationship, uncertainty of misclassification and comparability to other methodologies in terms of concept).

Accordingly, the authors in cooperation with the Spanish national RTSO and the most important Spanish DNO have elaborated a unified regulatory framework of requirements for the interconnection protection systems and the earthing arrangement of a DC node used as a reference to feed bidirectional EVCSs, now under construction.

In reading the major frameworks as requirements specifications, the need for a consistent data architecture emerges; however, to date the major frameworks are circumspect about this reality, consigning it to some unspecified other forum.

In this framework, the requirement for the control of self and other representations occurs whenever the task requires the participant to excite one representation, while inhibiting the other.