Quality of Service (QoS) contracts have been proposed to specify expected quality levels (QoS levels) on different context conditions, with different enforcing mechanisms.
In conclusion, while they have been wary of being co-opted by the existing political system, the Occupy movement has to realize that not being part of a system does not -- as evidenced by their evictions -- protect them from being subjected to its rules, regulations and enforcing mechanisms.
A "fitness to serve" protocol is a self-enforcing mechanism that facilitates a resignation in circumstances that reflect negatively on the director and on the corporation.
"I won't get into the policy wonkery of it — the sequester," Mr. Ryan said, without mentioning that he, too, voted for the automatic cuts as part of a budget-enforcing mechanism on Congress in 2011.
In our work, we explore the traditional use of AQM as a router-assisted (gateway-enforced) mechanism.
However, there seems to be no easy-to-enforce mechanism to ensure that the annotations that come with an expression array are internally consistent, let alone consistent with changing external genomic databases.
Non adherence to HAART leads to virologic, immunologic and clinical failure that is mediated mainly by two potentially re-enforcing mechanisms.
The DKP system is an entirely self-enforcing mechanism; yet its effectiveness among gamers who adopt it runs at close to 100%.
KORUS-FTA has inadequate protections and enforcement mechanisms to enforce either the spirit or the letter of the law.
Service impact (Affected entities): Inevitably, enforcing each mechanism will introduce a set of side effects to delivered services and working entities.
Certification must be enforced through mechanisms such as the procurement of materials from designated suppliers, the exclusive use of accredited manufacturers, and penalties to revoke accreditation in the case of noncompliance with standards (enforcement mechanisms).
