Sentence examples for enforcing additional from inspiring English sources

It is shown that the non-uniqueness of these higher order approximations can be removed by enforcing additional conditions while the relationship between the frequency of oscillation and measurable quantities (the Hamiltonian, the time-averaged kinetic or stored energy) is unique and is thus not affected by these additional conditions.

Furthermore, a joint study including the collection of rare bladder cancers is strongly warranted with a goal of enforcing additional molecular studies for the identification of potential prognostic and therapeutic targets.

EA does not enforce additional hours and employees are in control of what time they work.

So the fallback is to combine what cuts they can agree to with budget procedures to enforce additional future savings.

Labour would also give Ofgem new powers to enforce additional cuts in fuel bills, which Mr Miliband says could be worth a further £100 a year to households.

One way to achieve this is to enforce additional constraints, such as discrete conservation of mass, momentum, and kinetic energy.

In the case that bidirectional measurements are guaranteed or corresponding solutions should be enforced, additional constraints can be introduced.

The timing looks decent, too, as the airline industry continues to reduce luggage capacity, or enforce additional charges, in a bid to increase their bottom line.

The authorities are responsible to evaluate certain selected substances and if necessary to propose and enforce additional regulatory actions like authorisation or restriction of chemicals and their uses.

In [16], Prakash et al. propose to study codes with ((tilde {r}, delta))-locality, a generalization that enforces additional requirements which the local repair groups of an LRC need to satisfy.

Instead, the normalization approach has the advantage of making the relay completely independent of the mobile users, ensuring that the relay amplifier never goes into saturation without having to enforce additional constraints on the transmitters.