Sentence examples for traditionally specified from inspiring English sources

The marginal contributions of built-environment factors to a traditionally specified utility-based model of mode choice are measured.

The elaborations also serve to meet the expectations of those states and territories that traditionally specify their curricula in more detail than others.

Traditionally, loads specified for structural design correspond to maximum lifetime loads.

Because of the computational expense of such long runs, studies have traditionally used specified CH4 mixing ratio lower boundary conditions (BCs) and then applied a simple parameterization based on the change in CH4 lifetime between the control and NOx-perturbed simulations to estimate the change in CH4 concentration induced by NOx emissions.

He might also have further drafts of beer (traditionally hopped) or ale (traditionally unhopped, and specified as Margate, Lambeth, China, or Hull).

Vowels traditionally have been specified in terms of the position of the highest point of the tongue and the position of the lips.

Traditionally, design tolerances are specified based on the designer's experience.

UML has been traditionally used for specifying software-intensive systems but currently it is seen as a promising language for developing embedded systems as well.

Instead of the traditional upper house, a new transitional council - whose numbers were not specified - will consist of traditionally unrepresented sectors among Yemen's formerly independent South, women and young people.

It was traditionally supposed that a species could be uniquely specified or defined in terms of a genus and a differentia.

Traditionally, the seismic design basis ground motion has been specified by normalised response spectral shapes and peak ground acceleration (PGA).