Sentence examples for have already specified from inspiring English sources
Best Buy, a 750-store electronics and entertainment products chain based in Minneapolis, said its radio identification system would use E.P.C. standards, a form of the technology that Wal-Mart and the Department of Defense have already specified for suppliers.
Note that the axis label text for the second Y axis is given as 'y.label.text' in the add_axis call, even though we have already specified that this is for the Y axis by the first argument (Y_AXIS).
We have already specified the processes for the two components.
In Definition 1, we have already specified the metric ( {d_{L^p}}) on (L^p({{mathbb R}^{N}})).
Indeed, most of wireless communication standards such as the IEEE802.11a standard [21], the IEEE802.16e WiMAX standard [22], and the LTE standard [23] have already specified their requirements in terms of the EVM.
Dinielli and his fellow Southern Poverty Law Center lawyers contend that "basic principles of law" have already specified what amounts to wrongdoing — it's now simply happening online.
Unless the government finds further savings in the welfare budget and the changes Mr Osborne has already specified to child, housing and other benefits will affect millions of recipients—unprecedented, cumulative cuts of 25% on average will be required in departments' spending, except for health and international development.
Because it's replacing current users' existing Google Drive installations, the tool will respect any current settings you've already specified on Mac and PC, Google explained last month, when it announced the tool was in the works.
Thus, having already specified that correlation in the model inputs for W and V, it does not appear necessary to additionally specify a correlation between W and F. In both Kershaw et al. (1980) and Smith et al. (1994), all subjects were men.
For example, at DM1, there are 12 orders: (1) 7 available orders whose prices and delivery times have already been specified and thus a penalty is incurred if not produced on time; (2) working orders in the course of production; and (3) new orders whose prices and delivery times must be determined.
