Sentence examples for enforced coordination from inspiring English sources
The fact that individuals might fail to produce certain public goods through individual (unenforced) beneficence is a limitation that enforced coordination overcomes, but it is not a failure that results from their not discharging their duty.
At compilation DCS automatically generates the control logic capable to attribute value to the controllable variable so as to enforce the coordination policy and restrain the composition to the states satisfying the coordination policy.
Thus one possible interpretation of our results is that the signal response is poorly coordinated across the population because the host cannot apply feedback to enforce tight coordination.
At compilation, the BZR compiler will synthesize a control logic capable of enforcing the coordination policy in the composition by acting on the controllable variable c which is an input of the automaton in Figure 6.
Most gating processes that have been demonstrated or proposed to enforce this coordination are inhibitory in nature.
We refined the structure of METTL3 ZFD against the multiple types of restraints as well as knowledge-based restraints to enforce Zn2+-coordination geometry (Peters et al. 2010).
This demanded politically-enforced coordination, because while each country benefits from everyone elses spending, the debt burden is held individually.
Mr. Nashar called for a buffer zone to be enforced by Turkey in coordination with the Arab League and the international community.
Interestingly, the trans,trans,syn achiral conformation with Cs symmetry of H2bpb which is further enforced by sulfate-bridged coordination and intramolecular hydrogen bonding in the chair-like units, controls over the assembling architectures.
Bearing in mind that the virtual partner alone cannot enforce anti-phase coordination (Figs. 6a,b), the observation that the coordination pattern may switch, if only temporarily, from in-phase to anti-phase (Figs. 7b and 8a) during reciprocal interactions is quite remarkable.
This coordination enforces a parallel geometry of the NH bonds and, by molecular self-recognition, predisposes the complex to dimerization by forming back-to-back hydrogen bonding interactions.
