Sentence examples for definition of forced from inspiring English sources

Halloween sucks; it is the very definition of forced fun.

But conditions faced by some of these workers – and no one is suggesting it is every single one – fall within the International Labour Organisation's definition of forced labour.

In response to these unresolved questions, the International Conference of Labour Statisticians (ICLS) established a working group in September 2013 to develop a common operational definition of forced labour for statistical purposes.

Fourth, a complicating factor in the interpretation of these figures is the definition of forced sex.

And to show the converse is intuitionistically provable (without actually exhibiting a proof), one only needs the consistency and monotonicity properties of arbitrary Kripke models, with the definition of forcing.

When the feedback is distinguished from the forcing as the surface temperature-mediated response of the climate system as in Eq. (1), it is more consistent to include the so-called rapid tropospheric adjustments in the definition of forcing.

Wisniewski Otero says the authorities should bring in legislation to deal with the issue and incorporate legal definitions of forced labour and human trafficking for the purpose of forced labour into domestic law.

Second, definitions of forced sex differ from study to study.

In addition, the recent progress requires further clarification of the definitions of forcing and feedback and discussions on how they are to be computed.

The proposed numerical approach provides the correct definition of force equilibrium in the time interval.

Inconsistent discrete expressions in the boundary treatment of Navier Stokes solvers and in the definition of force objective functionals can lead to discrete-adjoint boundary treatments that are not a valid representation of the boundary conditions to the corresponding adjoint partial differential equations.