Sentence examples for specifications meant from inspiring English sources
Flagged up on Twitter as reading more like "a lonely hearts ad" than a job, some suggested the fake name and extraordinary specifications meant the post must be a joke.
Like all engineers, I thought specifications meant everything.
The simultaneous development of code and specifications meant that we could implement early versions of QNames/URI and these are now a major feature of CML.
Jim Merrick, the technology director at Nintendo, said the individual machine's specifications "mean nothing to the end user".
The new length specifications mean shoppers should benefit from a fresher, uncut product, meaning less food waste in the home.
B. Generic technical specifications means the information required by 10 CFR 50.36 and 50.36a for the portion of the plant that is within the scope of this appendix.
B. Generic technical specifications means the information, required by 10 CFR 50.36 and 50.36a, for the portion of the plant that is within the scope of this appendix.
This uncoordinated, undisciplined approach with inconsistent specifications means that the NHS creates much extra cost for suppliers, is unable to take advantage of best procurement practice and of providers of outsourced procurement services.
These specifications mean the new Pro will be perfect for 3D modellers, film-makers and designers in general – any profession which taxes graphical processing power will be safely coddled by the twin AMD FirePro (a GPU with each carrying up to 6GB of dedicated VRAM) and the Pro's capacity to render full-resolution 4K video (4K is a resolution of around 4096x2169 – compared to the 1920x1080 of HD).
The specifications mean the Surface tablets have bigger screens than the iPad but are heavier.
Then again Type-C looks set to be the only potentially contentious move Samsung is making with the Galaxy Note 7 and remarkable specifications mean it looks every bit a class leading phablet at a time the iPhone 7 Plus looks set to disappoint.
