System and software requirements documents play a crucial role in software engineering in that they must both communicate requirements to clients in an understandable manner and define requirements in precise detail for system developers.
Because of the similarity between parenthesis representation and Prolog syntax, the use of a tree-based visualization may also make the Prolog-based regulatory requirement more understandable.
The distinction between frivolous bells and whistles and absolutely required capabilities is not always clear up front, especially because of a very understandable tendency to conflate "requirements" with "expectations" and with "what other similar products already have".
Requirements were understandable to the client with minimal explanation but failed to capture the business vision, strategy, and daily business operations, and could not anticipate the changes in the business process as a consequence of introducing the Web application within the organisation.
Other ways of presenting data on adverse events have to be found [ 23] – demanding quite a balancing act between legal requirements and understandable patient information.
This quality corresponds to satisfying requirement 5 (intuitively understandable and straightforward to communicate): the understanding of probability as a conditional measure of uncertainty associated with the occurrence of a particular even, given the available information and accepted assumptions.
The resulting posterior probabilities and the probabilistic interpretation of uncertainty are straightforward to communicate, as demanded in requirement 5 (intuitively understandable and straightforward to communicate).
The hunger for degrees is understandable: these days they are a requirement for a decent job and an entry ticket to the middle class.There are, broadly, two ways of satisfying this huge demand.
be intuitively understandable and straightforward to communicate (scale requirements).
While the reasons for such vagueness are understandable, if risk analysis is a legal requirement, vulnerability analysis should be clearly addressed, as it is in EPCIP.
