Sentence examples for specification that can from inspiring English sources

There is no single media specification that can be applied universally for all waters.

"You can specify the performance you are looking for in a particular computer problem, but not a specification that can only be met by one manufacturer," Jonathan Todd, a spokesman for the commission, said on Wednesday.

Level 2 comprises a computable specification that can be verified for logical consistency and completeness; and Level 3 comprises an implementable specification that includes information required for local adaptation of guideline logic as well as for mapping guideline variables onto institutional medical records.

A model specification that can be processed by BioNetGen is provided as a plain-text file in the Supporting Information.

We introduce the notion of diagnostic specification morphism and some operations of diagnostic specifications that can be used to model knowledge transformation and fusion, respectively.

Making informed decisions requires an understanding of the general analytical performance specifications that can be expected for a given sensor technology.

The contribution of this paper is a technique for detecting implied scenarios in message sequence chart (MSC) specifications that can be used in conjunction with behaviour constraints.

The visual notation can be used directly as a visual query interface to spatio-temporal databases, or it can provide predicate specifications that can be integrated into textual query languages leading to heterogeneous languages.

The main advantage of the fractional order controllers is that the increase in the number of parameters in the controller allows an increase in the number of control specifications that can be met.

We consider various classes of specifications that can be synthesized with effort quadratic in the number of states of the reactive system, where we measure effort in symbolic steps.

The optimization problem solved considers the minimization of the network design cost subject to a known constraint on all-terminal reliability by assuming that the network contains a known number of functionally equivalent components (with different performance specifications) that can be used to provide redundancy.