Relationships between configuration variables Yeadon enforced relationships between certain configuration variables, such as symmetric movement of the legs with respect to the pelvis.
Along the same lines, (mathsf {GFDs}) can enforce inheritance relationship (mathsf {subclass}) as well. .
Good coping strategies, such as planning for difficult situations and seeking social support, enforce the relationship, while bad coping strategies, such as denial and substance abuse, detract from it.
In general, the total pressure was specified at the inlet of each model, and resistance boundary condition was assigned to every coronary outlet to enforce a relationship between pressure and flow.
To enforce this relationship during an optimization, a set of discrete variables R i are defined, where R i = 0 if the GPR for reaction i is not satisfied, and R i >0 otherwise.
To enforce the relationship between the miRNA binding location and its potential to elicit a regulatory effect in the target gene, we computationally calculated and assigned binding locations to each target.
A convention specifies and can enforce the relationships between schema components and consists of (often a large number of) statements (rules) that can be understood by humans and enforced by machines.
The problems considered are how to enforce known relationships when data fitting, how to extract features even in very noisy data, how to get better shape parameter estimates and how to infer data about unseen features.
That means branding is very important and that enforcing the relationship through monthly bills is just as important.
Reda and his team wants the product to ensure that it "enforces that relationship so that the field officer in Ohio can't see the data from Florida".
