Increasingly, globalisation generates a requirement for employees to be adaptable, informed and able to assimilate and report on complex business contexts.
For continuum observations, the loss of correlated flux on long baselines as well as other technical considerations generate a requirement for very wide bandwidth VLBI systems to support future Space VLBI missions.
Cloud computing will generate a requirement for even more address space, much of which will be IPv6 by choice to take advantage of the technical improvements or out of simple necessity because IPv4 are not available.
How this impacts on the balance of quiescent and cycling stem cells is unclear but it may paradoxically generate a requirement for a higher number of quiescent stem cells.
In this paper the objective is not to present a specific method for requirements reuse but to introduce and discuss the possible dimensions of adjustability when generating a product requirement set by reusing requirements from a reusable set.
"In 1958, there was a lot of upheaval about a couple that left the kibbutz because she wanted to wear white socks and the committee only wanted to allow brown". Much heartache was generated by a requirement for children to sleep in a dormitory, known as "the children's house", in part to establish common purpose from an early age, but also to free their parents for work.
A part of our common-sense morality clearly states that promoting the best overall result does not automatically generate a moral requirement to do so.
Scale refinement and exclusion of items that did not meet predefined requirements generated a selection of relevant pain behaviours in horses.
To confirm this requirement, we generated a new luciferase reporter in which the region [−1170 −555] including all 7 candidate HREs was cloned upstream of an hsp70 minimal promoter [−1170 −555].
We then passed on the document to the Microsoft Research team, who generated a second version of the requirements based on their knowledge of Excel and their protocols for software development.
