Sentence examples similar to step requirements from inspiring English sources

In addition, although the definition of novelty closely follows that required for a standard patent in Australia, the usual inventive step requirement is replaced by "innovative step", which is intended to be a less demanding provision.

The Dose 1 Preparation time differences between NNF and NNP are likely due to the additional NNP step requirement to insert an already liquefied rhGH cartridge into the NNP pen device, a step not required in the ready-to-use disposable NNF pen device.

It is higher order, in the absence of time derivatives, has the same time-step requirements, it removes nonphysical oscillations, and it is not less accurate than the original scheme.

Many practical cases correspond to situations where the relevant time scales associated with each of the three sub-processes can be widely different, leading to disparate time-step requirements for robust and accurate time-integration.

It could simultaneously satisfy the two-step requirements at pre-evaluation phase assuring the decision to be not only scientific but also practical, so as to enhance the management level of design projects.

The project aims to reduce the software development cycle to two explicit steps, requirements engineering and program generation, by coupling L'Ecritoire to the program generation features of LyeeALL.

A cooperative information system (CIS) development process includes two main steps: Requirements Engineering (RE), that includes the following two phases: (organizational reality and the conception solution) and the step of Systems Engineering that involves the implementation phase of the solution.

Three classes of processes are distinguished: (1) the system creation process which builds on the classical development steps (requirements, design, realization, integration); (2) dependability processes (i.e. fault prevention, fault tolerance, fault removal and fault forecasting); and (3) other supporting processes such as quality assurance and certification.

The two-step requirement of hsf-1 suggests that there might be an initiation phase required by hsf-1 during development that is later acted upon during adulthood.

Early voting by itself does not eliminate this two-step requirement.

This methodology is a user-centred design approach consisting of four main steps: requirement analysis, parallel corpus generation, technology adaptation to the new domain, and finally, system evaluation.