Sentence examples for checks functions from inspiring English sources

The Department of Homeland Security plans to train thousands of inspectors at airports, seaports and highway border crossings so that each can conduct immigration, customs and agriculture checks, functions now performed by three different people, the department secretary said today.

Yes, the internal censor that keeps most people's ids in check functions rather intermittently in his case.

The Use feedback and Check functions realize the training and the change detection phases of the algorithm, respectively.

The paper explores the potential uses of parametric modeling to embed construction and structural design knowledge in the form of generative rules and feedback rule-checking functions.

We developed a Petri net model of the RSM protocol and used the model checking functions of our tool SMART to investigate behaviors that can be classified as missed alarm scenarios in RSM.

As output, the Parsi Tool returns a grade from 1 to 5. The teacher may intervene when the tool cannot check properly, by updating and testing the checking functions.

Data collection/entry is supervised, and double data entry is used, with multiple "check functions" in place.

Data is entered at the time of interview on a dedicated laptop computer into a Microsoft Access database which is programed with skip patterns and range check functions.

Household and exit interview data will be collected using hand held devices (Huawei IDEOS phones and Samsung Galaxy Tablets 7.0) loaded with Pendragon data collection software with skip and quality check functions to minimize data entry error.

JMS, GDK and BAK designed the research study, NM, BMV and SB provided administrative study support and quality-check functions and JMS, YB, BAK and GFP analysed the data.

The SRT analyses routines include algorithms for detecting saccadic eye movements and several postanalysis "check" functions that enable the user to automatically identify (and reject) SRTs that have a high likelihood of being inaccurate or contaminated by artifacts.