Sentence examples for improved specifications from inspiring English sources
Hence, keeping the same order quantity and maintaining the same price point (U.S.$49.98 landed), the improvements were discussed with Datawind and it was unanimously agreed that beyond the initial supply of 30,000 Aakash tablets for which the PCB Board was already assembled, the balance 70,000 tablets under the present order would have improved specifications.
In 1999, a reactor parameter optimization was performed in the EU which yielded improved specifications of what could be an attractive fusion power plant.
The new Apple TV will be improved in terms of gaming capabilities thanks to its improved specifications, too: 4K gaming could make the set-top box move even more toward its console competitors, provided developers and consumers show adequate interest in that side of things.
Whether a few improved specifications and a few new features, some of which will come to 2014's iPhone 6 through software updates, will be enough to continue to woo customers remains to be seen.
The company's chief executive, Yves Guillemot, said he was excited by the opportunities offered by the machine's improved specifications.
Based on this we recommend conducting an experimental study to answer outstanding questions regarding improved specification of internal mass parameters.
Review of the theoretical basis for an intervention may lead to an altered hypothesis and improved specification of "potentially active ingredients" [ 15].
This could lead to changes in the hypothesis and improved specification of potentially active ingredients or prevent the possible effects derived from the context.
Thus, procurement agencies are deterred from requesting, and manufacturers and suppliers are deterred from offering, improved specification and ultimately more expensive LLINs.
An improved specification, which takes account of variation both within and between respondents, is the one-way error components random effects model.
Improved specification of intervention components and hypothesised causal pathways linking components to outcomes would lead to improved evaluations (Acevedo-Garcia, et al., 2004, Thomson et al., 2009).
