Sentence examples for tight specification from inspiring English sources

Rapid progress in recent IC fabrication industry has increased the demand of tight specification of non-uniformity (NU) and surface polishing in silicon wafer planarization.

In recent implementations, however, the AD-PLL is employed as frequency synthesizer for wireless systems, which implies tight specification in terms of spectral purity, that is, phase noise and spurs.

These domains of chemistry think about chemistry differently from each other; often this means a very tight specification of rules in one particular area of expertise and very little if any applied to the rest.

PREP tries to clarify an arcane, argot-filled arena of dense rules, tight specifications and profuse paperwork in which a single wrong figure or a slightly unresponsive answer can mean long delays in payment or even denials of contracts.

"Industrial cooling water must meet tight specifications, but Little Chute's city water is challenging because of its hardness and alkalinity," says the firm.

A dynamic optimization of the model shows that tight specifications on product quality can be achieved, because it is possible to control tasks independently from each other.

In the QbT approach, the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) ensures quality via a fixed manufacturing process, tight specifications, and testing results on raw materials, in-process materials, and finished products.

The integrated microphones operate at a bias of 1.5 V and are expected to reach a sensitivity of 5 mV/Pa, an A-weighted equivalent input noise of 24 dB sound pressure level, and a power consumption of about 50 μW in the near future, thereby living up to the tight specifications of microphones for hearing instruments.

When designing health technologies, aspects which are meant to endure or interconnect with other technologies may require tight specifications, but for as little functionality as possible.

As a consequence, the FDA has ensured product quality via tight specifications based on the observed properties of clinical and/or technical batches and by limiting the changes that can be made within manufacturing processes (7).

3.2 When multiple specifications are needed for products in different markets, companies typically test to the tightest specification.