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A quick definition of performance specification:

A performance specification is a part of a contract that explains what one party will do for the other. It usually includes details about things like quality, inspection, and training. There are two types of specifications: performance, which sets the minimum requirements for what will be provided, and design, which explains how those requirements will be met. This is also called a statement of work, or SOW.

A more thorough explanation:

A performance specification is a part of a contract that outlines what one party, usually the seller, will do for the other party, usually the buyer. It is often included in a statement of work, which covers terms such as inspection, quality assurance, packing, data requirements, and training.

There are two types of specifications in a statement of work:

  • Performance specification: This establishes the minimum requirements for the items to be supplied.
  • Design specification: This establishes the methods to be used in meeting those minimum requirements.

For example, if a company is buying a new computer system, the performance specification might include requirements for processing speed, memory, and storage capacity. The design specification might outline the specific components and software that will be used to meet those requirements.

Overall, a performance specification helps ensure that both parties understand what is expected and that the seller delivers a product that meets the buyer's needs.

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15:39
Is the LSAC Admissions Calculator actually close to reality? You'd think it would be better than 7sage or others because they have a ton of data, but it seems odd. 17% for UMich with a 3.88 and 174, the GPA being above median and LSAT being above 75th percentile.
StinkyButt
16:00
You’re right. It’s way off
lsat above 75th for michigan is bad though
they waitlist almost everyone over 75th
16:15
Sarcasm or yield protection?
manifestmoreadmissions
16:23
michigan's blog does admit to a little bit of yield protection but not like a straight-forward "we will waitlist everyone above a certain LSAT" like when you search up American's charts https://michigan.law.umich.edu/admissions-a2z-blog/yield-protection-myth-or-reality-or-little-both
manifestmoreadmissions
16:25
sorry that didnt make sense the blog is basically like "yeah we kinda do take into account whether or not we think you would enroll ~sometimes~" which is different from the common narrative on how schools protect their yield, which is why I name dropped American since they waitlisted nearly everyone with a 169 or about
manifestmoreadmissions
16:25
*above man i cannot type today
manifestmoreadmissions
16:29
what should i put in a third LOCI
“i painted my nails your school colors”
manifestmoreadmissions
17:21
i do have NU and GULC and technically Michigan colors if we are still on the theory that their adcomms are gonna call me any day now and be like "oh that WL->R was a mistake do you still wanna go here?"
SuaveCrouton
17:49
Could this be the worst cycle of all time?
17:49
jeez that's tough
18:42
Anyone else still on the Fordham WL?
20:28
oops
20:28
https://www.lsd.law/users/creep/daysi1 how cracked is this guy
20:29
oh it was my lifetime ago nvm
did u guys watch da debate?
school recommendations for 156 LSAT and a UG 3.5?
University of College
@YoungNarrowBat: get a better lsat so you can go to a school in line with your higher gpa
ilostmyoldaccountlol
21:06
what does it mean for status checker to say "closed"?
manifestmoreadmissions
21:14
ooooh spoopy
1:02
what's the difference between sent and complete applications? I want to send my applications early but I might have to retake the lsat in November. Is it possible to submit and then have it be completed a bit later once scores come out?
1:50
Probably someone who would get embarrassed if I talked to them irl. @hw03
1:51
Nah but if true, they did a real good job getting admitted to T14's.
10:16
I only skimmed that blog post but admitting you use derogatory language toward lower ranked schools as a law school dean is a choice
manifestmoreadmissions
10:23
the bigger person in me wants to discourage michigan law admissions slander but im still a little salty about my wl->r so ill allow it
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