Sentence examples for reduced specification from inspiring English sources

With the reduced specification no inefficiency term is estimated because the composite error term is normally distributed.

As a cost-saving measure, a reduced specification was agreed upon, notably reductions in combat radius to 650 nautical miles, the top speed to Mach 1.75 and takeoff run up increased from 600-1000 yards.

Notably, differentiation of ESCs into Neural Precursor Cells (NPCs) prior to transplantation markedly reduces specification at the Lmx1a, Nkx6.1 and Pax7 expression domains, without affecting neuronal differentiation.

Nevertheless, it should be noted that [ 25] also shows how to reduce specifications to standard form, where the corresponding standard specifications constitute the basis of the recursive method for uniform random generation and extends the usual Chomsky normal form (CNF) for CFGs.

Sometimes it is necessary to change the existing programmable logic controller (PLC) type to an alternative type for example an FX1N, because it is cheaper and smaller in size and has a reduced input/output specification.

The reduced form specification also allows us to look at the effect of father's education independently of the sorting and selection into marriage.

Guidance in the templates includes: "basic specification solid core doors; no folding partitions; basic stair and balustrading finishes; fair faced concrete soffits... no internal CCTV other than to the main entrance; reduced lighting specifications".

The NAO report says that the free school programme had seen "much lower average construction costs than in previous programmes" - on average 45% lower - by using "existing properties, reduced building specifications and smaller space standards".

This reduces the specification of the source with respect to IFMIF allowing lower risk technology solutions to be considered.

The strengthening of existing primary school buildings in accordance with new contract specifications, thereby reducing losses of life and property to a minimum in case of an earthquake, has become one of the important issues on the agenda of the Turkish government.

Continuous operation presents opportunities for real-time process monitoring and automated control with potential benefits including predictable product specification, reduced labour costs, and integration with other continuous processes.