Sentence examples for specification on which from inspiring English sources

"When I started the process I talked to people in the supplier community and the NHS to find out about the best price, but there is no national specification on which to base the selection process," she said.

Industrial hardware verification flows lead to a requirement for automated proof of data independence without intrusion into the program, where the specification on which the proof is based makes no reference to details of the program language.

When working at city scale, the number of choices with regards to open and standard data models comprises essentially only CityGML [21]4 and – at least for the European Union – the INSPIRE [5] Data Specification on Buildings5 (which, in part, takes inspiration from CityGML itself).

According to Milanovic and Lakner's calculations, in 2008 the global Gini coefficient was somewhere between sixty-eight per cent and seventy-six per cent, depending on which specification they used.

Like DSAP (Brik et al. 2005), no specification has been made on which spectrum band will be used by the server and clients to dialogue control information.

First though we lay out the formal specifications of the model on which the applications are based.

To provide better insights into the organisational operation and to identify different types of organisational problems explicit specification of relations and rules, on which the structure and behaviour of an organisation are based, is required.

If you want to know the dimensions and specifications of the frigate United States on which Melville served in 1843-44, the full list of the newspapers and magazines from which extracts were printed in the publishers' "Advertisement" to the revised edition of Typee in 1846, or the furnishings of practically every house Melville inhabited, Parker can tell you.

Then, an overview of OPC family and the issues on which individual OPC Specification focuses are presented.

One of the primary goals of the space weather community is to secure an improved set of real-time and historical data on which to base specification and empirical modelling.

Nissan's Pathfinder concept, a thinly veiled version of the 2013 production vehicle, was accompanied by a thinly veiled Nissan smart key, on which photos and specifications were stored.