Sentence examples for requirements and control from inspiring English sources

It could be argued that enhanced attention to task requirements and control over behavior are possible in this bilingual group due to more structured, efficient and controlled information processing.

The model adopts function capability profiles to represent functional requirements, and control capability profiles are designed to describe dependability requirements.

This chapter discusses the various techniques that should be employed to properly manage software requirements and control the impact of change on the project.

And a delay of 400μ s for the 3GPP-LTE scenario, e.g., because the synchronization occurs within the third OFDM symbol and due to timing advance requirements and control signaling between the transmit cells.

Intervention GPs receive a personalised education program (tailored to meet their specific requirements) and control GPs receive generic information about depression and suicide prevention.

GPs' intentions to refer for surgery were influenced by their attitudes about efficacy, normative influences – including patient expectations and legal requirements – and control factors –especially cost and patient comorbidities.

Equity requirements and controls on risk-taking by financial institutions can reduce the collateral damage these institutions can impose on the economy through their fragility.

Physical chemical source-zone treatment technologies compatible with posttreatment stimulation of microbial activity are identified, and studies examining the requirements and controls (i.e., limits) of reductive dechlorination of chlorinated ethenes are investigated.

Myosin VI may function as both a non-processive monomer and a processive dimer depending on the cell's requirements and controlling such a monomer dimer equilibrium could be an important regulatory mechanism (see Fig. 1).

Details regarding the design requirements, implementation and control of the aircraft are presented for each major aircraft system.

The Conference noted the need to strengthen national capabilities for input policy analysis, identification of input requirements, monitoring and control of supplies and to improve supporting services in the public and private sectors for credit, marketing, transport and storage.