Such specification is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to a specific detail or requirement. For example, "We need such specification for the project to move forward."
Additive, antagonistic, and combinatorial interactions among ntl, tbx6, and tbx16 direct cell fate specification in the developing mesoderm [ 21], and the specific downstream targets/pathways mediating such specification are incompletely understood and remain the focus of intense study [ 19].
Standards are being developed for such specification to encourage the collection of higher quality, more interpretable, more comprehensive data, and to encourage reuse of document specifications, or parts thereof, where appropriate.
One way of such specification is to qualify truth values as abstract objects.
Quantum theory's most complete such specification is given by what is called a pure state.
Such specification was conducted by a team of four people using SoSADL language.
Testing for such specification problems is, however, beyond the scope of the current paper.
Yet Nortel's agreement has no such specifications.
We introduce a discrete-event programming model generalizing such specifications, and address its schedulability problem for uniprocessor systems.
Yet, there are many severe obstacles against defining such specifications that are applicable to all cases.
Moreover, producing specimens that conform to such specifications often requires a considerable amount of sample material.
Finally, an interactive modeler of 3D subdivisions developed from such specifications is overviewed.
