Sentence examples for procedure enforces from inspiring English sources
The implemented and tested procedure enforces the capability of using numerical simulations for designing optimized lava flow barriers aimed at making swifter mitigatory actions upon lava flows and improving the effectiveness of civil protection interventions during emergencies.
This method, an alternative to traditional geometrical procedures, enforces more realistic slopes and flow directions on topography.
Officials said high-threat cybercrime forums operated with strict membership and vetting procedures enforced by an administrator to root out suspected police plants.
The paper defends the choice of the control configuration and argues that when using MIMO design procedures, enforcing some structure upon the transfer function matrix makes the controller implementation and fine-tuning easier.
A special pressure correction procedure that enforces the compatibility of stresses at the interface is also developed.
That provision is an essential safeguard against unfair voting procedures and enforces the core purpose of the 15th Amendment, and should be upheld.
A rule-based topology software system providing a highly flexible and fast procedure to enforce integrity in spatial relationships among datasets is presented.
In this respect, an explicit procedure to enforce both periodic displacement and periodic traction boundary conditions in ABAQUS is presented, and the importance of fulfilling the traction continuity conditions at the unit cell boundaries is discussed.
The procedure to enforce the no-slip condition is based on a velocity-dependent shear force, which is a generalized force to represent the presence of the solid wall particles and to maintain locally thermodynamic consistency.
The only administrative procedure currently enforced is done by the police, and they just write down the person's name in a registry kept in the police station.
The only administrative procedure currently enforced is done by the police and they just write down the person's name in a registry kept in the police station.
