A detailed description of the parts of the whole; statement or enumeration of particular requirements such as size, number, quality, performance, etc.
May include General Requirements, Products, and Execution sections for sign specification package. Similar to architectural construction format per CSI (Construction Specifications Institure) standards.
are clear and accurate descriptions of the technical requirements for a material, product or service.
Complete description of meeting requirements.
A document that takes up where drawn plans leave off. This includes quantity and quality of material and a general description of how the work should be done and what will be included.
A precise description of the features of a product such as paper grade, paper size, print quantity, folding, and others; also known as specs
The detailed written descriptions of materials, equipment, systems, and required workmanship and other qualitative information pertaining to the work.
a detailed plan which includes all important and necessary criteria
Notes that specify certain, materials, methods, and results in construction. They are divided in 16 Divisions, such as Site work, Concrete, Masonry, Metals, Wood and Plastic, Thermal and Moisture Protection, etc.
The description of a printing project that includes quantity, size, color etc., used for estimating cost and production time.
all specifications, drawings, sketches, models, samples, tools, designs, technical information or data and other proprietary information, written, oral or otherwise, furnished to the Supplier by British Land or on its behalf, or prepared by the Supplier in connection with the Order;
The detailed instructions containing every aspect of the visual design, spelling and general presentation of a publication. Different departments (art, typesetting, etc.) might get their own specifications.
A list of materials, model numbers, features of appliances, colors, or other details that supplements the contract or other document detailing the scope of work.
Written elaboration in specific detail about construction materials and methods; this supplements working drawings.
Description, in writing, of the materials, fixtures, finishes and methods to be used in building a home.
Detailed written descriptions of building systems, materials and fixtures to supplement and add specificity to the architects’ and/or engineers’ drawings.
all written or printed agreements and instructions pertaining to the method and manner of performing the work or to the quantities and qualities of the materials to be furnished under contract
The written or printed direction regarding the details of a building or other construction not included in the set of working drawings.
("specs") A set of detailed instructions used to describe the layout, content, and procedures involved in the production of a map. Specifications may be in text form and contain graphic representations of map symbology, along with measurements, colours and screen percentages.
A written part of the Construction Documents that sets out requirements for materials, equipment, construction systems, standards and workmanship as well as standards for construction services required to produce the work. Occasionally there will be information in the "specs" of interest to a person measuring floor areas of un-built buildings.
A document that explains all material and construction requirements of the bridge structure to be constructed, usually used by engineers or architects in the planning stages of construction.
A detailed description of requirements dimensions materials, etc.
A precise description of a print order.
Architectural details of a window or door.
The written requirements for materials, systems and workmanship in the construction of a building.
A document describing the materials and standards used for a construction project.
Complete and precise description of paper and/or printing for a specific order.
Detailed statements describing the materials, dimensions, performance requirements, workmanship of something to be built, installed, manufactured or processed. Specifications are particularly important when developing price comparisons and when writing on county requisitions (RX). MAY - Permission to; at the option or discretion of. SHOULD - A reasonable expectation. MUST - An obligation of, or requirement to. SHALL - A necessity.
The written requirements for materials, equipment, construction systems and standards.
A narrative list of materials, methods, model numbers, colors, allowances, and other details which supplement the information contained in the blue prints; written elaboration in specific detail about construction materials and methods; written to supplement working drawings
Complete and precise written description of features of a printing job such as type size and leading, paper grade and quantity, printing or binding method. Abbreviated specs.
The details of a part: dimensions, material call outs, type style, size information, etc.
A detailed itemized description of the plans, materials, dimensions and all other requirements proposed for the installation of the equipment.
The size, description, or part numbers for various items needed to maintain or repair a car.
The written instruction which accompany and supplement the drawings in a contract.
A detailed description of the scope of the work and the quality and quantity of materials to be used. The specifications should also clearly indicate how the work will be carried out and what the final appearance will be. The specifications should form part of the contract.
The directions, provisions, and requirements contained herein as supplemented by the Supplemental Specifications and Special Provisions.
A detailed description of the particulars of some projected work in building, engineering or the like, giving the dimensions, materials, quantities of the work, together with the directions to be followed by the builder or contractor. (See Work order)
The body of directions, provisions, and requirements contained in the contract, or in any supplement adopted by IDOT, together with written agreements and all documents of any description made or to be made pertaining to the method or manner of performing and paying for the work, the quantities, and the quality of materials to be furnished under the contract.
Written requirements for materials, equipment, and services required to fulfill the contract.
A patent specification must contain a drawing or a verbal description and claims describing the essential inventive elements comprising the invention. Their drafting must be precise and are a job for a patent agent - they must be neither too broad or too narrow. Under section 14 of the Patents Act 1977 claims must define the protection claimed, be clear and concise, be supported by the description and relate to one invention or related group of inventions.
Often called "specs", these are the written requirements for construction, such as for materials, equipment, etc.
Complete and precise descriptions of paper, ink, binding, quantity, and other features of a printing job.