This is the stability requirement referred to earlier.
Capacity is another watermarking requirement, referring to the number of bits of information that can be embedded in the original data, which needs to be fulfilled, depending on the specific application.
Barry B. LePatner of LePatner & Associates, lawyers for the institute, said, "Every step we took was in full compliance with the requirements," referring to those imposed by the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission.
The "target" and "threshold" requirements refer to desired and mandatory levels of accuracy, respectively, based upon modeling experience.
User requirements refer to the features/attributes a product, service, or design should have or how it should perform from the users' perspective.
To provide maximal efficiency of PT/PA process parameters of laser radiation, NP and ambient tissue should meet several requirements referred to as conditions and "confinements".
These requirements refer to the needs and constraints that contribute to the solution of some problem [22], whereas the characteristics refer to properties of the data, such as its completeness, accuracy, or consistency [23].
Ekblom (2012) distinguishes between different purposes: (1) the principal purpose, which may or may not be one of security, (2) subsidiary purposes, (3) desire requirements that are beneficial to the immediate users and manufacturers, and (4) 'hygiene' or social-responsibility requirements, referring to other societal values which the product should not interfere with.
In detail, these requirements refer to storing the large amounts of data that the AEC industry generates — from building schematics to associated data derived from different contractors that are involved at various stages of the building lifecycle; or running simulations on building models (such as energy efficiency, environmental impact & occupancy simulations).
