Note that the template for the conditional rule is of the form: "if you take benefit P, then you must satisfy condition Q", but unlike Chiappe and colleagues experiment, the descriptors here did not specify the social contract rule nor mention the words "cheater" or "cooperator".
In order that the impulsive system (29) with the matrix specified above has solutions bounded on the entire real axis, the nonhomogenities and must satisfy condition (11).
On the other side, privacy models (such as k-anonymity [24], l-diversity [18], t-closeness [17], (varepsilon )-differential privacy [11], probabilistic k-anonymity [28]) specify some properties that the data set must satisfy to limit disclosure risk, but they leave it open which SDC technique is to be used to satisfy these properties.
Rather than determining the specific transformation that should be carried out on the original data, privacy models specify conditions that the data set must satisfy to keep disclosure risk under control.
Passenger vessels must satisfy a standard of bulkhead subdivision that will ensure adequate stability under specified conditions if the hull is pierced accidentally, as through collision.
Each block implementation must satisfy the predefined execution time performance requirements [18]: and conditioned by the specified above architecture constraints, and, correspondingly.
(ii) Each block implementation must satisfy the predefined execution time performance requirements [18]: and conditioned by the specified above architecture constraints, and, correspondingly. .
This design procedure allows to specify the requirements that the critical performance parameters must satisfy and make a suitable choice of their values so that the outcome of the XNOR gate at the target data rate and format is both logically correct and of high quality.
The user chooses a 'subject' among miRNA, gene, disease, process and function, then specifies a list of constraints that the subject must satisfy.
Hart claimed that wherever a legal system exists, there also exists a "rule of recognition" that specifies the criteria of legal validity that any rule must satisfy in order to count as a rule of that legal system.
