Sentence examples for accurately enforce from inspiring English sources

The immersed boundary method is able to accurately enforce the no-slip boundary condition at the solid surface, thereby circumventing the penetration of the gas and the liquid into the solid by convection.

When interventions are not ready to be deployed promptly after a pandemic declaration (i.e., DD is high), then the necessary surveillance must be in place to accurately enforce GT and avoid delay in pandemic declaration.

The city also faces a $7 million judgment against it from a lawsuit filed by landlords who charged that they lost money in rent because the city's rent control law was not accurately enforced.

This conservation routine accurately enforces conservation of moments in Fourier space.

To handle this problem, we proposed a set of methods, based on Total Variation and -regularized MPLE models, that demonstrates great improvements in accurately enforcing the support of the density estimate when the valid region has been provided a priori.

Reviewing these pieces of content individually prevents us from accurately enforcing against stories," one internal document used to train moderators, dated October 2018, reads.

Despite some limitations highlighted by the authors, a nagging question remains: are the ICMJE authorship criteria the right standards with which to accurately gauge and enforce "appropriate" authorship?

Proteomic technologies have been adopted to monitor food composition, authenticity and safety – for instance, by identifying accurately the species of meat in processed food to enforce accurate food labelling and prevent false labelling of meat products as in recent cases where horse meat was sold as beef.

"So, until you release live video, you don't fully understand the complexity of what it means to create the right policies for live video, to enforce them accurately, and to create the right experiences.

Above all, election officials should enforce the law accurately.

The official indifference by many police agencies to hate crimes prevents federal officials, even if they wanted to more aggressively enforce civil rights laws, from accurately gauging the magnitude of civil rights violence.