Sentence examples for imposed objectives from inspiring English sources
We further argue that the incubation model choice is contingent on the incubator sponsors, i.e. affiliation of the incubator, mainly through available resources and imposed objectives.
The hull is defined by means of a B-spline surface, the fairing of which is ensured by allowing for all the imposed objectives and constraints.
If Ofsted came to be seen as a Tory inspectorate, which seemed a real danger when Great Smith Street began whispering against the real boss, the chief inspector, Sir Michael Wilshaw, then the whole proclaimed Blair-Gove missiof of imposing objective rigour would have been in trouble.
Society may not impose objective QoL assessments to facilitate removal of LST from individuals perceived as unworthy or useless without risking the welfare of entire populations of disabled or otherwise disenfranchized citizens.
The sparseness constraint is imposed in objective function [2].
Under this perspective a supervisor entails the agents to reach a consensus by imposing individual objectives.
Although the objectives imposed by the new legislative references are very clear, modify the existing heritage in many cases is not easy.
EPANET Example 3 is employed for demonstrating the methodology on two multi-objective models, which differ in the imposed water quality objective (i.e., either with disinfectant or water age considerations).
Rule 11, for example, imposes an objective standard of reasonable inquiry which does not mandate a finding of bad faith.
FBA further imposes an objective that the model should optimise (e.g. minimal effort to produce a compound or maximisation of biomass34), which yields a unique optimal value.
Unlike many of his followers today, Holmes was sufficiently skeptical of his own exclusive ability to discern the truth that he insisted that judges should not use their undemocratic power to impose supposedly objective (but actually, vigorously contested) principles of right and wrong on a deeply divided nation.
