Cars that drive on public roads, whose engineering requirements emphasize handling above passenger space and comfort, are called sports cars.

The materials used were costly, with very precise engineering requirements with regard to casting and machining.

Rebuilding officials are still assessing the feasibility of the plans, including their costs, their engineering requirements and how they would affect traffic.

The Entity barrier concept is safe, but its low power limitations and engineering requirements effectively eliminate many of the benefits of using bus technology.

Certifying devices to a standard before implementation, allows them to be integrated into systems without the engineering requirements necessitated by the Entity approach.

Many of these problems are similar to those encountered in voice over IP, but to a much higher level of engineering requirements.

The development of the first level of engineering requirements is not a purely analytical exercise and should also involve both the architect and engineer.

Automobiles driven on public roads whose engineering requirements emphasize handling over comfort and passenger space are named sports cars.

This case study illustrates there can be a key relationship between human behavior and engineering requirements that can greatly affect the outcomes.

Developers may also choose to use their own make system to compile the source, depending on their build engineering requirements.