Sentence examples for or specification from inspiring English sources

Thus, the short study does not represent an ITA study, but an extensive situation analysis (the state of science and technology) with specific proposals for the methodical update or specification of ITA objectives (cf. [21]).

Second, law can be derived from morality by a more-indirect process, which Aquinas called (in Latin) determinatio determination or specification of how a general moral principle applies in specific circumstances to facilitate human coordination.

See the official Edexcel syllabus (or specification, as the examination body calls it) and learn the specific topics you need to read.

Unless it comes to loving detail about jargon and equipment (no name or specification of a tank goes unmentioned), his tone is as arid as the terrain he describes.

Interpretation, as many of Scalia's and Garner's examples show, begins and ends not with the stand-alone text, but with the assumption or specification of an intention without which there would be no text of the kind that makes legal directions possible and capable of being followed.

Conformance determines whether a device adheres to the requirements of a standard or specification.

The deformation is generated automatically without any user intervention or specification of feature correspondences.

Correct system development depends on a precise, correct, and complete system description or specification.

For each objective or specification design, preferences are established through linguistic categories to which numerical values are assigned.

Thomas calls the movement from the more to the less general in a science the "order of determination" or specification of the subject matter.

Newer trends in authorship that could alleviate some authorship dispute include journals requesting written confirmation or specification of authors' roles and contributions.