Sentence examples for policy constraint from inspiring English sources

In this paper we present security policy and policy constraint models.

The dedicated storage assignment policy is used, where each bin is dedicated to a particular product because of the storage policy constraint required in pharmacies and distribution centers.

IF {channel.latency u) < tLow} THEN MUSTUSE. is evaluated, and the condition matches, the rate (n) of the application is increased (by an amount inc) to attempt to approach as closely as possible to the policy constraint.

This implies that the introduction of the proactive policy constraint is good at avoiding the cases in which channel rate is very low, but conversely it is unnecessarily limiting the use of channels when a higher rate could be obtained.

Specifically, the fuzzy-c-means clustering algorithm takes the data vector sets (corresponding to the policy constraint thresholds and observed user dissatisfaction performance) and partitions them into c clusters, such that the objective function (sum of the Euclidean distance between each vector and its hypothetical cluster centre) is minimised.

Documented examples are difficult to find, which is not surprising since the policy constraint can be expected to operate by way of the mechanism of anticipated reaction.

Please know that we will continue to do everything we can to help you consistent with our legal and policy constraints".

The EU can accept Ukraine's foreign policy constraints, while concentrating on helping it transform its economic and social structures, and preserving its democracy.

Because of waste, poor management, policy constraints, transportation limits, theft and other problems, overall efficiency has dropped: many Cubans are actually seeing less food at private markets.

Whether it came down to the belief that nothing could be done or nothing should be done it was a choice only tenuously connected to any actual policy constraints.

The distinction is a very important one to GCHQ with regard to the law, the document explains: "There are extremely stringent legal and policy constraints on what we can do with content, but we are much freer in how we can store metadata.