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FunctionalityThe actions that the project deliverables are, or should be, capable of performing. [D02802]
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FunctionalityThe ability of equipment to operate as expected during actual service conditions in a central office. [T1.304-1989]
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FunctionalityFeatures built into a search interface that determine the ease with which users may formulate queries and obtain results. Well-designed search software enables the user to: Identify the database(s) mo [..]
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FunctionalityThe spectrum of tasks that a computer program or ERP system can perform.
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Functionality(n) capable of serving a purpose well
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FunctionalityThe ability to accomplish a certain task. For example, the functionality (ability) of a bottle opener is to open bottles. Also see Feature
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FunctionalityAbility of a paper product to meet the user’s performance requirements, such as running in office equipment, on an offset printing press, packaging consumer and industrial items, presenting a product [..]
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Functionality A Principle of Sustainable Safety, that the design is fit for purpose – both functional and place related.
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Functionalityis the degree to which the M&S application completely captures all of the desired functional modules that need to be present.
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FunctionalityA set of capabilities associated with computer hardware, software or other electronic devices.
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FunctionalityDesign patents, registered designs, and architectural rights cannot usually protect …
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FunctionalityRepresents a capability (or a set of capabilities) offered by the system toward external entities, or by a sub part of the system toward another sub part of the system.
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FunctionalityThe extent of possibilities provided by a system [Meyer 1997]
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FunctionalityThe ability of a structure or material to perform or be adapted to a particular use. Often pertains to design but has broader connotations for thinking about art and its relation to popular culture
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