Sentence examples for specification of product from inspiring English sources

The new feasibility test is extended to test the feasibility of a proposed class of split, which is defined by the specification of product regions, or sets of product compositions.

Recent review of data has highlighted the risk of arterial thrombotic complications and the specification of product characteristics now states: 'Safety and efficacy of NovoSeven (rFVIIa) have not been established outside the approved indications and therefore NovoSeven should not be used'.

This drive has led to the development of international (CEN, ISO) and European national standards (BS, ON, DIN, AFNOR) to assist engineers, metrologists and designers in the specification of products to achieve this objective.

For high thermodynamic efficiency and reduced computational load, a structural design utilizing the minimum tray structure is implemented, and the design procedure to find operational variables for a given specification of products is explained in detail.

This makes sense in the context of tightening consumer spend and points to sensible risk management in our view (albeit the re-mix of product involved is likely to have been achieved through some de-specification of product).

The results have shown that Pareto optimal product line designs and the specifications of product variants can be determined.

The former aims to capture and understand customer needs effectively and accordingly to transform them into specifications of product offerings.

These processes may require human dexterity and adaptability because they may change in an unpredictable manner according to the amount of production and the specification of each product.

However, in the context of optimal operation there is a significant effect for some combinations of the desorption time period and the blowdown time period, but this effect depends on the specific system and the specification of the product purity.

Among these rules is the definite technical specification of the product, the emphasis on finding specific distinctions between similar products and the effort to protect in clearly specified circumstances the geographical indication.

"Quoting and invoicing can be a particular challenge because of exchange rates and the fact that terminologies and specifications of products differ from country to country," he says.