Sentence examples for under specifications from inspiring English sources

The leak, company officials said, amounted to about 4 ounces a day, well below the 432 gallons of leakage per day allowed under specifications developed by the federal government and the nuclear industry.

The sensor is missing from spec list on this swanky product page although it's still listed under specifications on this one.

The Supreme Court has ruled that the Norwegian Prosecuting Authority may seize domain registrations under specifications of the General Civil Penal Code, as domains are legally regarded as assets with financial value.

Tire inflation, bolt torques, and other information may be found under specifications or other sections of the manual.

Millimet and Tchernis [33] showed that over-specifying the model used to estimate the propensity score is always the best strategy, considering the penalty associated with under-specification.

This approach incorporates uncertainty to address the lack of information in early design stages by using the building attribute to impact algorithm approach, which includes structured under-specification and probabilistic triage.

We give a refinement calculus with rules that tell the designer how to come from the abstract specification to the implementation such that the system under development only becomes more concrete but not more abstract; under-specification is eliminated by adding more information.

During this pilot annotation experiment: we estimated the required annotation time effort; refined iteratively the guidelines (to make them more precise and easier to follow, resolving cases of under-specification); learned how to use the annotation interface and how it fitted the needs required for annotating the mentions according to the guidelines.

An under-specification of the innovative, constructive aspects of regulatory work can be seen, for example, in the theorisation of sectoral systems of innovation and production referred to above [ 63].

The increase in quality of signals can be seen as well as the fact that for the most part, imperfect matching is due to over- or under-specification rather than a misaligned description of the population.

This under-specification prevents sensible analysis, within a class of treatments (such as cognitive-behavioral therapy), of observed differences in treatment effects (since the implementation of cognitive-behavioral therapy, for instance, may have been quite different in seemingly similar intervention studies).