The winning team chooses the company that makes the rings; each ring design varies, with the NFL mandating certain ring specifications (which have a degree of room for deviation), in addition to requiring the Super Bowl logo be on at least one side of the ring.
In practice, associational relationships – specifications of mandate based roles, lines and direction of accountability and evaluation criteria – of institutions intended to foster sectoral integration in natural resources management are not defined.
Before the crisis, GM had managed those relationships by relying heavily on checklists, specifications, and mandated actions.
The testing validates the use of the system pursuant to specification mandated criteria.
Societal expectations of acceptable risk are mandated by the standards and specifications of certifying authorities, such as health codes and regulations, zoning and building codes and regulations, principles of professional engineering and medical practice, design guidebooks, and standards promulgated by international agencies and national standard-setting bodies.
Finally, the ZigBee specification does not mandate the method for computing the LDR estimation, but it suggests two options: the first one is based on counting received beacons and data frames and observing the appropriate sequence numbers; the second one is based on the use of average LQI, which is mentioned as "the most straightforward method" in the specification [4].
Innovation and learning are stifled by unilateral mandates, such as regulations that require product specifications or delay the adoption of new technologies.
Specifications for mass concrete constructions typically mandate the use of pozzolanic materials with a low heat of hydration.
The demand in high data rates bottlenecks linear transmission specifications for the power amplifier, thus mandates the device to drain more battery energy.
The documents mandate emergency management capabilities for the IEEE 802.15.6 specification.
Wittgenstein's warnings against premature theorising and overgeneralising, and his insight that many everyday terms pick out families, should mandate caution over expecting a complete and unambiguous specification of what constitutes a necessary, or a sufficient, condition.
