Sentence examples for conditions that enforce from inspiring English sources

A finite element-model of a single unit cell was used to predict the normal incidence transmission loss of the periodic array by imposing boundary conditions that enforce spatial periodicity.

Furthermore, river cities would be comparatively more sensitive to this kind of change than cities without rivers or similar geographical conditions that enforce key structural connectivity elements.

The likelihood score of the most likely tree computed under relaxed branch-length assumptions was not significantly different from that computed under conditions that enforce a molecular clock (χ2 = 21.56, p = 0.36), which suggests that a molecular clock is a reasonable assumption for the evolution of Elaenia flycatchers as sampled in this study.

The databases with sequence information on the human genome were made publicly accessible for everyone without the condition that enforced the sharing of this information in other formats (Sulston and Ferry 2002: 222).

The inconsistencies pertain to displacement-based theories that enforce conditions of vanishing shear strain at the top and bottom surfaces a priori.

Superposition is used to represent the solution of boundary value problems in terms of the singular fields for discrete dislocations and image fields that enforce boundary conditions.

These prisoners, among thousands of others, face nightmare conditions in post-Soviet prisons that enforce brutal structures of hierarchy within the inmates.

This is done by periodically monitoring the resistivity of the sensing layer and generating temperature waveforms that enforce the condition: constant resistivity of the sensing layer at a reference temperature.

This is because of test vectors that enforce the entering of a program decision do not necessarily enforce the execution of a specific condition within the decision.

As opposed to conventional association rules, the (mathsf {GPAR}) is specified with a graph pattern (Q_5) that enforces topological conditions on various entities: associations between customers (the (mathsf {friend}) relation), customers and restaurants ((mathsf {like}), (mathsf {visit})), city and restaurants ((mathsf {in})), and city and customers ((mathsf {in})).

At each stage of loading, superposition is used to represent the solution in terms of the infinite medium solution for the discrete dislocations and a complimentary solution that enforces the boundary conditions, which is non-singular and obtained from a linear elastic, finite element solution.