Sentence examples for specifications evolve from inspiring English sources

Recent research suggests that new product specifications evolve during its realization.

How these disparate mechanisms of PGC specification evolved is unknown.

Time to market and cost are paramount, and specifications should evolve throughout the project, because customers can seldom predict what they will actually want.

The approach is evolutionary, in the sense that the specification may evolve while the system is in use, in response to changes in requirements, and any changes to the specification are automatically reflected in the structure of the implementation, and in the representation of any data currently stored.

The specification has evolved and matured over a number of years and it is considered to be stable.

In Release 6, the specification has evolved to allow a formal independence of the IMS from the access with the introduction of the IP-CAN (IP-Connectivity access Network), as a generic access network.

Nonetheless, at least two very different modes of PGC specification have evolved in the animal kingdom (Nieuwkoop and Sutasurya, 1979, 1981).

Real-time requirements appear in the specifications of new evolving systems such as multimedia applications or embedded systems.

Distributed computer control systems used nowadays in the industry need often to meet requirements of on-line reconfigurability so they can adjust dynamically to changes in the application environment or to evolving specifications.

As the device feature lengths shrink into the realm of the nanoscale, it is becoming unlikely that the traditional technique of empirical process design and optimization in both crystal growth and wafer processing will suffice for meeting the dynamically evolving specifications.

In LTE-A specifications [24], the evolved packet system (EPS) bearer has been introduced to provide QoS differentiation.