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Free sign upThe phrase "spec of" is not standard in written English and may be considered informal or incomplete.
It can be used in contexts where "specification of" is intended, often in technical or industry-related discussions. Example: "The spec of the new software update includes several performance improvements."
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It could be a priceless spec of gold, unnoticed.
It would be like a spec of dust.
The most popular spec of Britain's most popular car is the Zetec – the second-cheapest in the line-up.
The job spec of artistic director role was framed as subordinate to the chief executive, Cressida Pollock, a reversal of the usual hierarchy.
On the first, Powell makes a more reasoned argument than his boss – about the confused job spec of the information commissioner – for the arch-insider's perspective.
So the spec of a simplified expression is that any expression you put into it comes out simplified according to those rules.
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Power users will snort at the specs of this machine.
Consumers can go online and find the specs of any car they might want.
There is nothing in the hardware specs of the next-gen machines that facilitates good ideas.
But downshifting to the tech-specs of VHS has an upside too.
She provided a quick tour (with tech specs) of Pinterest, Flickr, Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.
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