Примеры использования Formally defined на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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AHB-Lite is a subset of AHB formally defined in the AMBA 3 standard.
However, the relationship between HNP and APENA has yet to be formally defined.
These were formally defined at the Copenhagen summit in 1993.
The lower stratigraphic boundary of the Noachian System is not formally defined.
The accounting profession was formally defined by Law No: 3968, enacted in 1989.
This is supported by Standard 1000 of the Institute of Internal Auditor's Standards for the Professional Practice of Internal Auditing, which stipulates that the purpose, authority andresponsibility of the internal audit activity should be formally defined in a charter, consistent with the Standards, and approved by the board.
The term"fissile material" is not formally defined or used in any verification regime.
The protocol was designed by David P. Reed in 1980 and formally defined in RFC 768.
Then properties with formally defined semantics are used(and reused) to interpret the information.
On 7 April 1795 the metric system was formally defined in French law.
Duties should be formally defined and owners should be able to demonstrate an understanding of their responsibilities and accountability.
Thus, what is decisive is not whether an entity is formally defined as an"organ.
While Longipterygiformes has never been formally defined, Longipterygidae was given a phylogenetic definition by O'Connor and colleagues in 2009.
Although the term"Trade Point" is used, it is not formally defined in this document.
The terms"nervous breakdown" and"mental breakdown" have not been formally defined through a medical diagnostic system such as the DSM-5 or ICD-10, and are nearly absent from scientific literature regarding mental illness.
One speaker had tried without success to ascertain what, in her country,was formally defined as"traditional sex"!
The status of the municipality of Büsingen was however formally defined in 1967 through negotiations between what was then West Germany and Switzerland.
Although the projected date for processing and finance functionality was scheduled for December 2013,the detailed plan for this function had not been formally defined because the related contract had not yet been finalized.
The Inspectors conclude that in order to implement benchmark 4,executive heads should ensure that there is a formally defined governance structure and clearly established accountability, roles and responsibilities for ERM implementation, including leadership, implementation, monitoring and oversight.
The term is imprecise for several reasons:Structure, while not formally defined, can still be implied.
Direct reuse also does not appear to have been formally defined in commonly used legislative codes.
The notion of"enclaved groups" has not yet been formally defined under international law.
While concepts such as genocide and war crimes had been formally defined, the same was not true of mass atrocities.
In addition, according to the cabinet of ministers, the bill does not have formally defined attributes that distinguish administrative offenses by category.
With respect to Murex, although the projected date for processing and finance functionality had been set as December 2013,the detailed plan for this function had not been formally defined because the related contract had not been finalized; in addition, the full scope of IPSAS specifications for Murex had not been prepared and delivered to the project team for implementation.
It is in fact the internal audit/oversight charter that should formally define the internal audit activity's purpose, authority and responsibility.
The FRR at each organization should clearly and formally define the external audit activity's mandate, authority and responsibility.
Data models formally define data objects and relationships among data objects for a domain of interest.
The Department should finalize promptly the organizational streamlining of the Civilian Police Division,including formally defining the responsibilities and reporting lines of section chiefs.
April 2001, Wales formally defines the"neutral point of view", Wikipedia's core non-negotiable editorial policy, a reformulation of the"Lack of Bias" policy outlined by Sanger for Nupedia in spring or summer 2000, which covered many of the same core principles.