Sentence examples for requirements specifying from inspiring English sources
The design is based on a comprehensive set of requirements specifying relevant technical capabilities required to support a number of core facets of an integrated e-Participation model.
Only edges and nonterminals can fail we refer to them as elements and only pairs of terminals have connectivity requirements, specifying the number of element-disjoint paths required.
Congress still passes laws with "domestic source requirements", specifying that certain items have to be made at home.
New requirements specifying detritiation factors of about 108 triggered the addition of a further tritium recovery step to the two already existing process loops.
A general overview of the inspection and testing requirements and guidelines are as follows: inspection and testing requirements, specifying inspection and testing requirements, shop test acceptance criteria, preparation of inspection and testing checklist, review of the shop performance and procedures, and reporting of test.
"The V-22 cannot be built to meet the requirements specified," Mr. O'Keefe said.
"With individual countries introducing their own rules, the capital requirements specified in Basel III are rapidly becoming the lowest common denominator.
A manufacturer might not cover engine repairs under the warranty if any damage is caused by using gasoline that does not meet the octane requirements specified in the owner's manual.
The habitual residence test, it seems, is rather fiddly to pin down, as it is based on European Court of Justice case law rather than a copper-bottomed list of requirements specified in a directive.
This is one important facet of the materials scientist's job to help evaluate the suitability of a material for a given application based on how its properties balance against load and performance requirements specified by the design engineer.
If the prototype is a commercial transport aircraft, the vehicle must meet the requirements specified by government organizations such as the Federal Aviation Administration in the United States and the Civil Aviation Authority in the United Kingdom.
