Sentence examples for application of crime from inspiring English sources

Without the ability to test and verify them, the application of crime scripts to the development of requirements is very limited, as most SEFs based on the V model (a development model with successive phases of test and integration) require systems requirements to be verified and traceable (e.g. INCOSE 2010 ISO 2011 p34-366).

Other examples of applications requiring DNA reference material include clinical applications, scene-of crime genotyping, and microbial contamination of food.

Comment: Overarching this whole process is the application of the crime and courts act governing exemplary damages, which is due to take effect in November this year.

The defendants have pleaded not guilty, and their court-appointed lawyers have challenged the application of hate crime laws to what they describe as a religious dispute.

Authorities said they had not yet made a determination as to whether the fires were inspired by racial bias or hate, and that any application of hate crime statutes would be left to FBI and other federal officials.

The application of formal crime classifications to criminal events necessarily entails a massive loss of information.

The application of a crime type label is to some extent a discretionary process and therefore the process is open to manipulation.

An understanding of these changing spatial patterns over time matters not only for theoretical developments, but the application of (situational) crime prevention initiatives.

A classification of measures has been designed over the years to provide practitioners with a template to use for guidance surrounding the design and application of situational crime prevention measures (Cornish and Clarke 2003).

While the previous study (Pires et al. 2014) identified aggregated concentrations and potential opportunities for prevention, the focus here is to assess whether these patterns changed over time thereby necessitating the continued application of a crime science approach to guide and refine prolonged prevention tactics.

The Brooklyn district attorney, Charles J. Hynes, made no comment on the jury's application of the hate crime law, but Christine C. Quinn, the first openly lesbian City Council speaker, said, "Today a Brooklyn jury sent a powerful message that hate crimes of any stripe have no place here in New York City".