Sentence examples for introduce a verification from inspiring English sources

Delays have been caused by the party's decision to introduce a verification system to weed out infiltrators from other parties, including hundreds of Green members, Conservatives and members of various fringe parties.

In a blog post laying out a narrow approach to democracy-denting disinformation, Google says it will introduce a verification system for "EU election advertisers to make sure they are who they say they are," and require that any election ads disclose who is paying for them.

Consequently, another simple alternative to producing a set of traces is to use the algorithm DFA and introduce a verification over the elapsed time to interrupt its execution when the time limit is reached.

Until it introduced a verification system this year, which allows people who are not commonly known by their legal names to have special user names, Facebook sometimes took that policy to extremes.

This might have introduced a verification bias in our study, slightly increasing the specificity of the algorithms.

Due to the difficulty of analyzing, modeling and verifying these large scale systems, we introduce a novel verification framework based on PRISM probabilistic model checker that takes the SysML activity diagram as input and produce their equivalent timed probabilistic automata that is/are expressed in PRISM language.

In order to formally and automatically analyze the complex network, we introduce a powerful verification technique, called Model Checking [ 10], which determines whether or not a model (state-transition system) satisfies a desired property expressed in a temporal logic formula.

In this paper, we introduce a new biometric verification and template protection system which we call THRIVE.

Times Internet today reports that Facebook and WhatsApp plan to introduce a fake news verification system that it used recently in Mexico to help combat spam messages and the spreading of incorrect news and information.

This paper introduces a new verification technique designed for, but not limited to, quantitative precipitation forecasts.

This paper introduces a novel verification framework for Prognostics and Health Management (PHM) systems.