In general, every automated composition engine follows the scheme shown in Fig. 2. As input, it takes specifications of software components and composition requirements and, as output, it produces an executable process.
By owning Motorola, Google can create Android phones to its exact specifications and take advantage of the latest advances in the operating system, just like Apple does.
This means that we take one specification P and θ for volatility and drift to be given.
Mr. Vaish's son took down specifications: straight pocket, double vent, single pleat.
In 1969, Dr. Burke, a Harvard Medical School professor and a surgeon at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, took those specifications to Dr. Ioannis V. Yannas, a professor of fibers and polymers in M.I.T.'s department of mechanical engineering.
It takes the specifications of the turnout ahead (like its location and allowed speed) and train information to calculate the allowable speed.
When the property is genuinely response-dependent, such as being disgusting, a corresponding claim is a priori or necessarily true without a whatever-it-takes specification.
In this paper, we present specification-based slicing that allows a better decomposition of the program by taking a specification as its slicing criterion.
Rather than waiting around for a locksmith to change the locks, or overpaying a landlord for a new set, you can take the digital specifications to any place that makes and sells keys.
The SAE's Web site has only 22 cars on its list of 2007 models with certified power ratings, and until certification becomes widespread, we have to take manufacturer-issued specifications on faith.
