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Validation   The process of determining that the deliverable item satisfies its intended use in its intended environment. 
Validation Basis   The basis for validation is a set of requirements that provide the success criteria for a system or system element. The mission requirements are provided in the Mission Requirements Document (MRD), an applicable document.
Variance   An authorization for temporary relief in advance from a specific requirement and is requested during the formulation/planning/design stages of a program/project operation to address expected situations.
Verification   The process of determining that the deliverable item meets specified requirements, using methods such as test, demonstration, analysis, and inspection. 
Verification Basis   The basis of verification is a description and definition, for each requirement, of the method used to verify that requirement has been achieved, e.g. by test, analysis, design, inspection and/or a combination of methods.
Verification by Analysis   The use of mathematical models and analytical techniques to predict the suitability of design and compliance with a requirement, when the subject item is not available or suitable for testing.
Verification by Demonstration   The observation of an item in use under specific, controlled conditions in order to determine if it satisfies a requirement, without the detailed data collection and analysis that is part of testing.
Verification by Inspection   The visual examination of a item in order to determine if it satisfies a requirement.
Verification by Test   The use of an item under specific, controlled conditions in order to obtain detailed data and/or information that can be evaluated to determine if the item satisfies a requirement.

 

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