Sentence examples for code guarantees from inspiring English sources
The NMC argues that the nursing code guarantees patients' right to privacy, and that Ms Hayward violated it.
A systematic real convolution code guarantees that faults representing errors in the processed data will result in notable non-zero values in syndrome sequence.
The use of the Gray code guarantees that an increment or decrement by one unit can always be achieved by the change of a single bit (a single "mutation"), while allowing other bits to have larger effects.
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The uniqueness of these codes guarantee that only overlapped packets which spreaded with the same code will be destroyed.
None of the above codes guarantee errorless transmission in the absence of channel noise for overloaded CDMA systems.
Historically, information theoretic security, which builds on Shannon's notion of perfect secrecy, was laid in the 1970s by Wyner and later by Csiszár and Körner, who proved seminal results showing that there exist channel codes guaranteeing both robustness to transmission errors and a prescribed degree of data confidentiality.
An alternative would be an approach similar to Massachusetts, which adopted a building energy "stretch" code that guarantees energy savings through a combination of prescriptive and performance approaches that will save 20 percent more energy than the baseline energy code.
Ghannouchi also pledged to retain the well-regarded personal status code, which guarantees rights for women – among the most progressive in the Arab world – and which secularists had feared was in jeopardy.
In essence, the G20 signed up to a code to guarantee transparency and economic sustainability in every territory – and made it clear that nowhere could opt out.
Each of the new president's first big proposals -- to transform Mexico's electric grid with help from abroad, rewrite the tax code and guarantee rights for 10 million Indians -- represents the struggle between what Mexico was in the 20th century and what Mr. Fox wants it to become in the 21st.
