Sentence examples for enforced consensus from inspiring English sources

Although life in Massachusetts was made difficult for those who dissented from the prevailing orthodoxy, it was marked by a feeling of attachment and community for those who lived within the enforced consensus of the society.

(d) The interactions of IT and users in the force field follow a cyclical, self-reinforcing dialectic such that an enforced consensus process is required in order to boost acceptance and to limit the probability that continuing rejection leads to catastrophic failure.

In order to agree upon a single value, Raft employ a leader to enforce consensus.

In addition to the gossip protocol, the coordination services makes use of a separate protocol for enforcing consensus.

The principle here is not to enforce consensus but to be sure that all the pertinent evidence and arguments have been presented, and equally well-understood by the group.

After the al-Jazeera phenomenon, he thinks, Arabs will no longer put up with the old tradition of enforced public consensus.

But for those participating in it, the Dozhd poll may have meant something else – freeing themselves from the weight of official history, or offering alternatives outside of an enforced heroic consensus of martyrdom and victory.

Getting closure and enforcing consensus may in some cases be a legitimate target, but it is questionable whether this should be the central goal for institutionalised ethics.

The corporate consensus is enforced not only by the lack of political choice, but by an assault on democracy itself.

"Any needed rules and incentives can be enforced with [the] consensus mechanism" through which bitcoins are traded and valued, Nakamoto wrote.

Blockchain technology enforces a distributed consensus and cryptographic transactions, rendering it difficult to compromise the integrity of its records without being noticed by an entire network.