Sentence examples for enhanced rules from inspiring English sources
In our paper an intrusion detection system is designed to classify by the incorporation of enhanced rules as learnt from the network behavior with less computational complexity of O(n).
But the OMB in this case estimated that compliance with the enhanced rules would eat up a whopping… 6.8 hours per year.
"If the Commission determines that third party placement agents continue to inappropriately influence the selection of investment advisers for government clients–even under our enhanced rules–I expect that we would consider the imposition of a full ban on the use of these third parties," said SEC Chairman Mary Schapiro.
People should be able to trust networks, and the Quiz Show cheating scandal enhanced rules for game shows, in a positive way.
Dixon said that while she's pleased with the enhanced rules instituted by the Harbor Commission, she's dedicated to supporting the needs of the residents in her district, some of whom have voiced concern about a second anchorage.
CETA introduces this new investment court system and enhanced rules on investment protection.
The first set of "enhancing" rules (12 SAs), showed a balance of more FNs caught than FPs generated; the second set is characterized by "suspicious" rules (4 SAs), still showing a remarkable FNs removal power but also a higher misclassification rate.
Aspects considered for this improvement include the reduction of the number of false-positive results by revising the dictionaries for relation keywords, by enhancing rules, patterns and the relation recognition algorithm.
The proposed schemes include 1) simplified EXP rule (sEXP Rule), 2) modified EXP rule (mEXP Rule), 3) EXP rule with maximum throughput (MT) (EXP_MT Rule), and 4) enhanced EXP rule with MT (E2M).
People pay more for American stocks than they would for those in other countries because we have enhanced antifraud rules.
"The Postal Service contract with Tailwind required the team to enter cycling races, wear the Postal Service logo, and follow the rules banning performance enhancing substances – rules that Lance Armstrong has now admitted he violated," Stuart Delery, principal deputy assistant attorney general for the civil division of the Department of Justice, said.
