Sentence examples for allows to guarantee from inspiring English sources

The considered approach allows to guarantee hydrodynamic stability by modifying parts of the underlying geometry within a certain flow regime.

As against, the method of the k most similar queries allows to guarantee a minimum number of recommendations, however, the quality of a recommendation is not sufficiently controlled.

The adoption of such architecture allows to guarantee QoS requirements for several DiffServ-TCP flows while keeping the dynamics of the system in control.

Then, (mathbf {v}^tau = tilde{x}^tau )') and (2.6) allows to guarantee, up to an extra subsequence extraction, the weak convergence (mathbf {v}^tau rightharpoonup mathbf {v}) in (L^2).

From Table 5, it can be seen that such choice of system parameters allows to guarantee, on average, a probability of detecting a modification in at least 5%% of the image which is equal to 6.4%%.

Furthermore, we propose a novel step-by-step design methodology to tune prognostic algorithm hyper-parameters, which allows to guarantee that obtained results do not violate fundamental precision bounds.

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.

Yes, the GSEs freed up private capital to move into riskier things, and yes, the GSEs put taxpayers on the hook by sinking with the rest of the mortgage market.But the bottom line is this Fannie and Freddie were not allowed to guarantee subprime mortgages.

This provides high level programming languages for formal specification of a control system, and tools for automating the verification and validation of properties, and Discrete Controller Synthesis (DCS) for the synthesis of the control logic allowing to guarantee the properties, and code generation.

This new adaptive algorithm uses a combined time-domain and iteration-domain adaptation law allowing to guarantee the boundedness of the tracking error and the control input, in the sense of the infinity norm, as well as the convergence of the tracking error to zero, without any a priori knowledge of robot parameters.