Sentence examples for requirements of the software from inspiring English sources
The main characteristics of the MSB integration layer together with the advantages and requirements of the software products used in this model are discussed.
Prototyping can track the assumptions and requirements of the software because of the continuous interplay of testing assumptions against documented requirements until all the assumptions are satisfied and requirements are validated.
We adapted a survey instrument developed by Timothy Lethbridge to assess the extent to which the education delivered by four UK universities matches the requirements of the software industry.
This work focuses on the design and technological requirements of the software architecture for integrating an institutional e-learning system, an educational management system, and a social learning environment.
Here we will focus our attention on the requirements of the software supporting this use of the models rather than on the models themselves.
ME developed the model, MS designed the software, HPD wrote the manuscript and SOB formulated the public health requirements of the software.
This increases the requirements on the software of the communication controller of the devices.
The size and complexity of software systems make integration of the new/modified requirements to the software system costly and time consuming.
Thus, the main MPS.BR objective is to develop and disseminate reference models that meet the requirements of the Brazilian software and IT services industries, allowing software suppliers, including SMEs, to deliver to customers according to internationally recognized quality standards (Santos et al.[2012]).[2012]
The influence of the chosen programming language, the specification of (parts of) the requirements, principles of the software design, and the concept of tests in various environments are covered.
We highlight both the need to design sequencing strategies for the requirements of the assembly software, and new long-read technologies that are enabling a return to traditional assembly approaches.
