And we will bring a much more conservative, much more careful balance, much more strictly enforced set of constraints, again, because we've seen the consequences of letting the system grow outdated.
One of rap's central victories is that it can move freely now through subject matter; it doesn't have to adhere to an enforced set of topics — at least not any more than country or R&B or rock 'n' roll has to.
MSNBC is enforcing a set of standards meant to apply either to another entity — NBC News — or another era, when news people had to act as if they didn't have political rooting interests.
As its name suggests, a firewall is a device that sits between one network (typically the Internet) and another (such as a closed corporate network), enforcing a set of rules about what can travel to and fro.
Yet of course the task of negotiating, building and enforcing a set of global financial rules would be immense, and would take many years, as Mr Turner freely admits.In any event, whatever progress has already been made in terms of policy co-ordination in the past few months, the global crisis has increased the strains between ideologies and political agendas.
The focus of this paper is to design a beamforming vector that minimizes the per-antenna power on each transmit antenna while enforcing a set of SINR constraints on each user.
Such an interference regulation is achieved by enforcing a set of constraints over the SU transmit covariance matrix, which will be discussed later in details. Figure 1 System model of the SU coexisting with the PU.
PhyCMAP then infers a given number of top contacts based on predicted contact probabilities by enforcing a set of realistic physical constraints on the contact map.
Put simply, the CSA has been trying to enforce a set of rules that many of the people it deals with no longer recognise.
These types of "competitive risk management institutions", Smith writes, "evolve to enforce a set of general principles rather than explicitly prescribe permissible behavior".
