The phrase "allow guarantee" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of permitting a guarantee, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We cannot allow guarantee for products that have been used improperly."
Alternatives: "permit a guarantee" or "authorize a guarantee".
Taking this evaluated distortion based on the coded key frames as the target distortion for the WZ frame to be coded will allow guaranteeing that the key frames and the WZ frames have a similar overall distortion whatever the video content characteristics along time.
This feature allows guarantee the parallelism of the mirrors concerning to the resonance cavity, which is crucial for reproducible optical measurements.
Whereas legal systems from Babylonia, Athens, Rome, early Germany, China, and Ethiopia to Islamic societies and Louisiana allowed guarantees by the sellers that slaves would not flee, were free from disease, or had certain skills, no such laws existed in places such as Muscovy.
These algorithms make the functional identification of complex cells tractable, allowing guaranteed high quality identification using a much smaller set of testing stimuli and shorter time duration.
Also, the existence of a nonempty fixed point set in a self-map of where is a complete metric space allows guaranteeing the -stability of iteration procedures [27].
This allows guaranteeing a certain target quality, and thus a desired distortion, for the key frames as well as to provide the DCT-quantized coefficients to evaluate the corresponding band level distortion.
A Senate committee approved a bill this week to allow such guarantees, but only if the loan amount was reduced to a figure lower than the current value of the home.
There is a limited amount of that going on, for so-called jumbo loans that are larger than Frannie is allowed to guarantee.
Fannie and Freddie are allowed to guarantee mortgages as big as $729,750, but in October that limit should start to drop, leaving more of the market to private firms.
It's a testament to the talent of the young players who are here, but the system hasn't allowed any guarantee that we can retain our best players in the prime of their careers.
