Sentence examples for specifications adopted from inspiring English sources

But the ERC II exceeds the U.S.G.A.'s specifications, adopted in 1998, for so-called springlike, trampoline effect off the club face.

Other specifications adopted at the school-bus conference have been revised over the years, but not the yellow, even though it is a relic from before the eye-popping palettes of artists like Andy Warhol and Peter Max. "If they had to do it today, who knows if it would be the same, because now they have brighter, more noticeable things," Mr. Riley said.

This section presents the empirical specifications adopted to analyze the characteristics of potential migrants and what influences their choices over alternative migration destinations.

This paper is devoted to new challenging control problems arising in the automotive industry as a consequence of the customer-driven performance specifications adopted by car builders which have dramatically increased the number of new proposed automated features, where feedback interacts with the driver.

Further assumptions about the specific density specification adopted for the unobserved effects, ε nsj (e.g., the unobserved effects are drawn from a multivariate normal distribution) lead to alternate econometric models.

The main international racking specifications adopt different approaches to determining the shear stiffness of cold-formed steel storage rack upright frames.

The most recent sulfur specification adopted by many countries is 50 ppm while the Euro 5 specification has adopted a sulfur specification of 10 ppm [20].

More widely, the paper highlights the advantages of the inefficiency specification adopted for use in economic regulation.

22 In the remainder of the paper, we use the empirical specification adopted in the previous section (Table 2, column 3), i.e. without time-varying controls for trust at the host-country level.

The Cm factor acting originally as equivalent moment factor for stability checking of beam-columns, assumes an additional function as part of the magnification factor B1 since the AISC LRFD specification adopted a single equation for beam-column strength calculation.

The linear specification adopted for the quantile regression may not accommodate non-linear and threshold effects associated with the determinants.