Sentence examples similar to an enforced preference from inspiring English sources

In the Lasso procedure, it is difficult - if not impossible - to enforce a preference for speech atoms over noise atoms.

For the examination of the epistemic foundations of futures studies John Turri's point will be followed that argument for infinitism as stated by Peter Klein does not enforce a preference over foundationalism [23].7.

In addition to localizing SMARCAL1 to damaged forks, RPA enforces a preference of SMARCAL1 for ssDNA regions on the leading strand template.

To resolve this conflict between policy autonomy and system stability, we propose a distributed mechanism that enforces a preference ordering only when disputes resulting in oscillations exist.

To resolve this conflict between policy autonomy and system stability, we propose a distributed mechanism that enforces a preference ordering only when oscillations due to these disputes occur.

Within a coalition S, an imputation X is said to dominate another imputation Y if each player in S gets more with X than with Y and if the players in S receive a total payment that does not exceed the coalition value of S. This means that players in the coalition prefer the payoff X to the payoff Y and have the power to enforce this preference.

Policy engines can enforce user preferences to manage and govern the interactions with the particular environment, e.g. automatically connecting a nurse to a patient's vital-signs sensor when entering their home.

We emphasize that players using such strategies can enforce their preferences against all comers, since we impose no restrictions on the strategies used by the co-players.

There are other planning strategies that can mimic the features implemented in our algorithms, namely, planning with preferences (enforced inputs).

A National Anti-Grey Squirrenforcedign enforced the sentence.

A strictly enforced collections policy is crucial.