Sentence examples for management specification from inspiring English sources

(2) Management specification holders authorized to conduct operations under part 91, subpart K of this chapter for those aircraft they operate and maintain under a continuous airworthiness maintenance program prescribed by § 91.1411 of this chapter.

In this work, we evaluated the applicability of concepts from two important asset specification languages on the representation of MDE artifacts: The Asset Management Specification (AMS) and the Reusable Asset Specification (RAS).

An EJB server should comply with JMX management specification and rely on the JMX API, while a DB server is usually managed through the SQL-like scripts.

There are several security standard specifications [79] such as Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML), WS-Security, Extensible Access Control Markup (XACML), XML Digital Signature, XML Encryption, Key Management Specification (XKMS), WS-Federation, WS-Secure Conversation, WS-Security Policy and WS-Trust.

Certificate authority (CA) as a service: The CA1 service, with the support of XML key management specification (XKMS), provides digital signature services and issues certificates, which consist of a public key and the necessary credentials required to verify the database users and the services, for authentication purposes.

Designing a complex nuclear system like TBM for ITER necessitates an organizational structure inside the consortium to manage in permanence the coherence between requirements (F4E technical and management specifications) and the TBM development through their life time.

At the core of the approach is the Behavioral Matrix (BM), a way of structuring forest management specifications.

The user has total control over all facility and management specifications, including site climate and water supplies, components and configurations of fish culture systems, fish and facility management strategies, unit costs of budget items, and production species and objectives (target fish weights/states and numbers at given future dates).

Crop management specifications were set according to regional standards (N. Svoboda, personal communication, based on crop surveys executed at the Leibnitz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research ZALFF) and provided to the NaLaMa-nT project data base).

As a consequence, a data driven "core model", S3DBcore, that accommodates management specifications as part of data representation, was developed and is described here.

Second, the management specifications can be used as a basis for extension services and for planning necessary inputs.