Description of Deliverable. The Functional Specification is a description of the proposed system's functional design in terms of subsystems and modules that will accomplish the requirements. This will include a description of how the users will use the system The Functional Specification is independent of implementation technology. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3. Implementation Design o Implementation Design Document o Test Plan Document o Project Management Plan Document
Description of Deliverable. The System Requirements Document is a list of functions the new system requires to perform. All requirements shall be written in terms that are both quantifiable and testable. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2. Functional Specification o Functional Specification
Description of Deliverable. The object of this deliverable is to present an initial plan for the use and dissemination of results obtained during the project (“foreground”) providing descriptions of activities and actions to be taken in order to promote effectively the results to the whole EU automotive community. At the end of the project, results on the final dissemination of foreground will be described and reported as part of deliverable D6.24 including a precise list all the dissemination activities during the 3 years of the SYRNEMO project.
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Description of Deliverable. D&SNGR is responsible for completing the installation of a minimum of two
Description of Deliverable. D&SNGR is responsible for developing and approving a narrated, feature- length digital film production (approximately 75-90 minutes) on the history and future of the railroad9. The production will devote five to seven (5-7) minutes to the process involved in the replacement of the Bridge. Filming will take place during the operating season of 2023 with final production concluding by the end of the 2024 summer season.
Description of Deliverable. D&SNGR is responsible for developing, publishing, and updating an online blog page dedicated to the Project’s historical relevance and the progress of the bridge replacement process. D&SNGR anticipates written bi-monthly or monthly updates to the initial blog entry once construction has begun. The nature of construction updates will be similar to the other blog pages for ongoing construction and restoration projects5. The blog page and subsequent 4 Transmittal of digital materials to the Signatories and Consulting Parties, via a cloud-based file sharing mechanism, such as SharePoint, is also permittable. The SHPO prefers an online file sharing method in lieu of DVDs. 5 Blog web page URL: xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/blog/ updates will remain on the D&SNGR website for the duration of the MOA effectiveness period6.
Description of Deliverable a. The Project Sponsor will prepare a Draft Recorded NHN Railroad History Presentation (Recorded History Presentation).5 This will be a dynamic and cohesive recorded audio-narrated presentation of the material in the Final History Slide Deck, and it may be combined with other media components such as video, if available and relevant.
Description of Deliverable a. The Project Sponsor will procure the professional services of individuals that meet or exceed the minimum professional qualifications for architectural history, as described in Stipulation IV. The Project Sponsor is responsible for overseeing the preparation of a digital slide deck3 on the history of the NHN Railroad (History Slide Deck). Onsite research will be conducted at the Boston & Maine Railroad (B&MRR) Archives in Lowell, MA, local libraries and historical societies. Internet research will be conducted at University of Massachusetts - Dartmouth Library to access full-text journal and historic newspaper databases and other online archival sources. Research and content delivery will be guided by the relevant regional development patterns and property types identified in the New Hampshire Railroads Historic Context Statement (April 1, 2001)
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