Sentence examples for requirements against which from inspiring English sources
However, the semiconductor industry has demanding requirements against which the techniques in use are evaluated.
This is achieved through a number of formal mentor meetings that are informed by a confidential instrument which requires students to individually reflect on team processes prior to the meeting, and a checklist of technical requirements against which the interim student team progress and achievements are assessed.
Identifying the requirements against which to test.
The procedure has three steps to be described in the following sections: 1) Identifying the requirements against which to test 2) Designing tests 3) Performing tests .
Such a code must go beyond general guidelines and must provide clearly defined requirements against which harvesting operations cab be checked.
Importers are requested to specify precisely the product profile, its quality standards and packaging/labelling requirements against which each delivery will be inspected.
These requirements provide a benchmark against which to judge current systems.
The most recent and high-profile of these failed attempts at a GMO labeling requirement was California's Proposition 37, which was narrowly defeated in a popular referendum after opponents, mostly in these industries, spent $50 million lobbying against it.
This process characterisation is analysed with a view to specifying generic requirements of human and technical systems, against which common properties exhibited by IT systems used in MEs can be contrasted and compared.
Although these principles and requirements are intended to be standards against which protocols are assessed, existing codes and guidelines include few provisions that ensure adequacy of the REC review process or reasonable application of principles.
Modern geophysical observations of the ice sheet thus comprise a period less than the standard textbook requirement for a representative climatology – 30 years – against which trends can be evaluated.
