Sentence examples for mechanisms which guarantee from inspiring English sources
These results represent an important contribution to previous literature as provide evidence concerning the strategy followed by firms in the joint design of mechanisms which guarantee the quality of financial reporting system.
Despite the expected polymorphism, we found that the overall structure of RIFIN repertoires is conserved among clones suggesting a balance between genetic drift and homogenisation mechanisms which guarantees emergence of novel variants but preserves the functionality of genes.
The Nash equilibrium analysis of the proposed game provides a reward and punishment mechanism which guarantees the free-riders failure and participation motivation.
A specific mechanism which guarantees genomic integrity is the control of the spindle assembly checkpoint [ 53, 54].
Nevertheless, it is important to ensure that an agreement establishing a single customs territory incorporates, in the form of rules on equal conditions and implementing mechanisms, commitments which guarantee fair competition between the Union and the United Kingdom.
In this paper, we propose a novel IM malware detection and suppression mechanism, HoneyIM, which guarantees almost zero false positive on detecting and blocking IM malware in an enterprise-like network.
In the pre-decision module, these mechanisms are based on mainly pre-defined low-level processes which guarantee a fast reaction in critical situations.
Periodic control laws are constructed which guarantee longitudinal displacement of the two-link mechanism as a whole.
They are the ones which guarantee the most income.
The Italian design is distributed by A Touch of Pepper in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., which guarantees the mechanism for the buyer's lifetime and will replace the battery for $25.
Since the tools operate on constantly changing datasets, we provide a mechanism to unambiguously link tools with different versions of archived datasets, which guarantees reproducible results for future tool invocations.
