The performance specifications describe the functional result that a product must achieve without identifying any specific material or product.
Airbag design and performance specifications are set by a consortium of automakers, with little involvement by safety regulators.
The Intel drive is expensive — about $540 online — but comes with higher performance specifications and a three-year warranty.
In June 1994 a U.S. Department of Defense memorandum substituted performance specifications describing system requirements for previously used military specifications.
Facebook builds its own computers, then challenges companies like Hewlett-Packard and Dell to meet or exceed its performance specifications.
That's when the real performance specifications will be known, and when it can start to move out into the field.
Instead, Japan's small-arms exports are largely pistols and rifles used for sports and hunting, with performance specifications significantly different from military weapons.
"Firestone specified a nylon ply to meet Ford's performance specifications from the beginning of Ford's Explorer sales in Venezuela," he said.
At its crudest, remanufacturing involves rebuilding, repairing and restoring an end-of-life product to meet or exceed its original performance specifications, with a warranty to match.
"And they would have already been vetted and certified by the Passivhaus Institut, with their performance specifications already linked into the passive-house software.
But the performance specifications indicate that the chip industry has once again surpassed a new speed threshold, one well beyond limits that chip designers had perceived only a few years ago.
