A technical description that is adequate to support acquisition of an item, including engineering and production, the description consisting of all applicable technical data such as engineering drawings, associated lists, product and process specifications and standards, performance requirements, quality assurance provisions, and packaging details.

The system/equipment program manager, the program manager's staff, and other DoD officials responsible for determining contract requirements for the generation, acquisition, and use of defense system/equipment data, and having acquisition authority for defense systems and equipment.

A computer language designed as a standard for U.S. government and NATO procurements. Ada is a required language for mission-critical projects.

The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) is a privately funded, non-profit organization which coordinates the development of voluntary standards in the United States and is the agency that approves standards (as American National Standards). It coordinates and manages U.S. participation in the work of several non-governmental international [..]

Continuously variable. Until recently almost all audio signals were analog. At any instant, it could have a value between zero and a few volts and could be graphed as a flowing waveform. In contrsat, at any instant, a digital signal can have the values of 0 or 1.

The object that is highlighted and &quot;clickable&quot; on a web document. It may be a word, a phrase, or an inline image. When clicked, it may send you to another spot on the page (back link), another page, a document on another server, or a place on a remote document.. An anchor tag has the following format: <A HREF=&quot;somethin [..]

The ANSI X12 standards specify the format and data content of electronic business transactions.

A miniature application - an enhancement to a web page involving the embedding a foreign type of program in the page.

A number of application protocols required for a specified task or industry sector. [Associated with STEP]TEP]]f Trade and Industry, United Kingdom. &quot;Open Systems in Manufacturing&quot;.

Defines the context for the use of product data and specifies the use of the standard in that context to satisfy an industrial need. [Associated with STEP] , United States Government. &quot;Military Standard 1840-B&quot; 3 November 1992.