Sentence examples for cost enforces from inspiring English sources

The marginal cost enforces system-optimal flow across the network to extend the underutilized roads will absorb the traffic discharged off the oversaturated roads.

The burden of mouse husbandry costs enforces the need for strict selection of lines by individual researchers, generally based on pre-existing genetic or phenotypic data, yet this is entirely absent for many of the genes now being identified in EP lethal lines.

The cost function enforces the system errors to decay to zero rapidly.

The first term in the cost function enforces data fidelity in image-domain.

(They do subtract the cost of enforcing the no-fly zones over the country).

President Obama may be pondering the potential $300 million a week cost for enforcing a no-fly zone over Libya.

The cost of enforcing the plans for compulsory insurance and microchipping are likely to far exceed the cost of subsidising classes.

This is because outside lenders fear that it will exploit its inside knowledge and the cost of enforcing contracts to repay less than it should.

The cost of enforcing contracts contingent on future income is very large, but there is an effective solution: piggybacking on the tax collection system.

President Obama correctly agreed to deploy American forces only when persuaded that other nations would share the responsibility and the cost of enforcing international law.

Furthermore, the added cost of enforcing the ordinance would fall to the borough, rather than the university, which already enjoys a largely tax-exempt status.