Sentence examples for permits the specification. from inspiring English sources

The study permits the specification of misalignment tolerances for the beam transport elements of the ion gantry.

The generalized estimating equations (GEE) [ 14, 19, 20] method permits the specification of a working correlation matrix that accounts for the form of within-cluster correlation of the outcomes.

Stiffnesses are represented in series form, thereby permitting the specification of any distributions, including concentrated stiffnesses and stiffnesses with discontinuities.

But the Chomsky–Halle feature system does not permit the specification within underlying forms of central vowels, nor of more than three degrees of tongue height.

These user-defined integration principles permit the specification of policy defined requirements which in turn form the foundations for the development of ICT related solutions, specified in the framework of the data and process model as described below.

A focus on loci and their associated genes whose AI frequencies are significantly different before and after preoperative treatment would permit the specification of a set of alterations that predict the sensitivity of a tumor to treatment.

This method permits the partial specification of abstract actions in a way that corresponds to an abstract plan or strategy.

Considering that the IEEE PHY specification permits the simultaneous operation of three non-overlapping channels in the 2.4 GHz band and 12 non-overlapping channels in the 5 GHz band, a major challenge in wireless mesh networks is how to efficiently assign these available channels in order to optimize the network performance.

This specification permits the inclusion of firm-year fixed effects, which fully absorb the solvency of a firm in a given year.

The frame duration of 5 ms allows for transmission of 47 OFDMA symbols with the cyclic prefixes permitted in the specifications.

The specifications permit the designer to utilize a variety of methods for seismic analysis that range from simple equivalent static analysis to complex nonlinear dynamic analysis (UBC 1997; AIJ 1999; SEAOC 1999; ICC 2003; ECS 2004; ASCE 2005; ECP 2007, 2008).