Sentence examples for theoretical specifications from inspiring English sources
We observed that the additive manufactured parts were geometrically conformed to the theoretical specifications.
Yet when linguists give theoretical specifications of the syntactic rules contained within the grammar they frequently employ concepts that are not in the conceptual repertoire of the language-user.
A motor car offers a familiar and pedagogic analogy: a perfect engine cannot perform well in an unroadworthy car, and the utility of the vehicle relies on its overall performance rather than its theoretical specifications.
To make such theories applicable throughout the entire design process from an abstract specification to an implementation, we need to reason about the possibility to effectively implement the theoretical specifications on physical systems, despite their limited precision.
The underlying problem in the study is the theoretical specifications for the model, in which genotypes, strains, and symptoms are mixed, despite reasonable expectations that differences in 1 level may predict differences in another.
To develop a set of assessment items with good face validity, multiple sources of information were collected and utilised including theoretical specifications of NPT (and its underlying empirical basis), the perspectives of academic experts in e-health implementation, and primary qualitative data concerning professionals' views of implementation and integration of e-health in the NHS [ 24].
A similar implicit indexicality is found in the theoretical specification of kind terms, which explains their rigid character also.
The value of the theoretical specification of the past paragraphs is covered in several aspects.
This paper provides a theoretical specification of a case-driven methodology to develop and examine mental architectures1.
Equations 1 through 4 below transform HD's qualitative theoretical specification into a nonlinear, first order interdependent system (Abdollahian et al. 2012).
Microphysically, the most fine-grained theoretical specification of a gas is its microcanonical ensemble, in which the momentum and location (and thus the kinetic energy) of each molecule are specified.
