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What is food specification?
a specific food. duhhhh ! is that ^^^^ supposed to be a joke? A food specification, also known as a food spec is used by restaurants to specify certain products they need. The specs are sent to retailers, and the retailers then send the specified food product to the restaurant.
Why purchase specification important to a food establishment?
Without specifications, it is not possible to obtain competitive bids for the product.
What specification specifies the function performance and interfaces associated with a product but not the explicit design and materials needed produce a product?
Design Specification
Why do you need specifications?
Specification of Material is required in engineering technology to maintain the quality & to find the ability to manufacture specific item/ product. such as Engine, computer, Buildings etc. A good product cannot be made without specification of material.
What are the purpose of a design specification when designing and manufacturing a product?
Purpose of a Design Specification
What is product design specification?
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How do you select the range for the DP level transmitter?
BY Product Specification
How do you find height of a tv?
Measure it - or read the product specification.
What is difference between specification and procedure?
specification is what a something is made up of or that has in it like a product with details procedure is a guide you follow step by step
What does oe specification mean?
OE specification means that an automobile part meets or exceeds the standard or requirement set by the original manufacturer of such product.
What is product velocity?
Product Velocity is the rate of change of the position of thing, equivalent to a specification of its velocity and way of activity.
What are the stages in a business buying process?
1. Problem Recognition 2. General Need Description 3. Product Specification 4. Supplier Research 5. Proposal Solution 6. Supplier Selection 7. OrderRoutine Specification 8. Performance Review
