Sentence examples for specifications about the from inspiring English sources

The four-door hatchback is powered solely by electricity, but Audi has not released specifications about the car's powertrain.

David Simmons from Riviera Produce said: "We need more retailers to relax their specifications about the cauliflowers' appearance to help farmers in very tough times".

Ford declined to provide detailed specifications about the C-Max, but Mr. Bragman said he expected the plug-in version, called the Energi, to compare favorably to the Volt, which G.M. introduced late last year.

According to the article, the new curriculum marks the biggest change to primary school teaching in a decade and strips away hundreds of specifications about the scientific, geographical, and historical knowledge that pupils must accumulate before they reach 11 years old.

Before presenting numerical and experimental results, we provide the specifications about the hardware and the software used for the experiments as well as some tests that we performed in order to validate our model.

An algorithm is discussed, which identifies SSO-compliant FCPIs with minimum size and volume, given the SMPS specifications about the allowed power losses, temperature rise and peak-to-peak current ripple of the inductor.

Some livery drivers and operators have expressed skepticism about the plan, citing the cost of converting cabs for the new specifications — about $3,000 on average, according to the taxi commission — and the prospect of a diminished supply of for-hire vehicles.

Another example is the specification about whether the friction between two blocks is considered or not.

Further research into adolescence, young adulthood, and family formation of the next generation is needed to understand the longer term effects of parental overseas migration, and such longitudinal research would provide greater specification about whether the loss of maternal caregiving is, on balance, worth the gains in material advantage.

Secondly, and perhaps more important within a questionnaire study, any more concrete specification about where the additional taxes would go to might have led to particular reactions which, perhaps, should be avoided.

Learning objectives should give a specification about what the learners are taught.