Issues related to concept refinement, default implementations of requirements, and the generation of error messages are also discussed.
Specific constraints, additional user needs, and interaction requirements for the Music ePartner resulted in a refinement of both the requirements baseline and the design rationale.
Here, we summarise the recent advancements in the realisation of the EST project regarding the hardware development and the refinement of the science requirements.
These areas include the further refinement of the implementation requirements for WLC in additional case study settings and the need for simulation studies to verify the effectiveness of some of the proposed changes to the underlying theory of WLC.
This method is based on the refinement of system global requirements and their projection on the system components to formalise local properties to be proved by the model checker.
The ISO's most recent standards, as denoted in the German Institute for Standardisation (DIN) European Nations ENN) ISO 15197:2013, provide a refinement of the performance requirements defined in the ISO 15197:2003 guidelines (ISO 15197:2003, 2003; ISO 15197:2013, 2013).
Instead, the achievement of both logically correct and high quality switching demands further refinement of the specified minimum requirements and the selection of the key parameters in such way that the Q-factor at the reflection port is optimized.
Critique, ongoing dialogue and subsequent refinement of the physiotherapy inherent requirement statements continued until no further changes were identified by the Reference Group or physiotherapy academic staff [ 22].
They help our architects, project managers and developers in the refinement of architectural guidelines and communicate requirements to our integration partners and software suppliers.
Historically, a "domain expert" who wants to automate a system will approach an engineer, who will go through a formal process of requirements: gathering, technical design, implementation, testing and refinement.
