Think of it -- before instant messaging or Facebook goes public, the engineers must work with the FBI and architect their systems according to law-enforcement specifications.
In order to deduce even a single higher level statement (a fortiori a total higher level theory on Schaffner's account), the premises must contain (in addition to the lower level laws) a specification of the total lower level context every feature that has some causal impact.
After Brigham's facilities in Pennsylvania were closed, a new state law imposed rigid specifications on things like air-conditioning systems and floors, forcing clinics across the state to undertake expensive, time-consuming renovations.
This tradeoff is fundamental, and is a direct consequence of Ohm's law: if one specification is extremely important, then optimizing that one always forces a minimum of the other.
Oleari's nomination, Benagiano argues, "is in clear contrast with the requirements spelled out in the law and with the specifications of the call for submitting candidacies".
Colombia's national earthquake resistant building code, NSR-10 (MAVDT 2010), mandates that every settlement with more than 100,000 inhabitants must have a seismic microzonation that is fully harmonized with the law's earthquake resistance specifications.
It is also supposed that, for a given control law strategy, these performance specifications can always be expressed in terms of an and/or a transfer matrix norm of the corresponding channel, namely,, where the matrices and are set to select the desired input/output channel from the system closed-loop transfer matrix.
To suggest that the letter of canon law reflects the in specific ways Jesus' specifications for his earthly church is idiocy.
The ministry monitors and ensures that licensees comply with standards, specifications and laws regulating these activities.
A physically-based constitutive law relevant for ITER-specification tungsten grade in as-recrystallized state is proposed.
