Sentence examples similar to real world enforcing from inspiring English sources

The real world enforces gender roles, but virtual worlds let gamers express the feminine parts of themselves that don't fit in with their masculine identity.

But the mathematical models of many phenomena in the real world are enforced by more difficult forms of boundary conditions such as multi-point boundary conditions in separated or non-separated forms.

He says in the "real world", schools cannot enforce it, parents do not promote it and government cannot dispense exercise or supervise it.

Our policies are designed to prohibit real world nudity and are enforced by a team of reviewers in several offices across the globe.

As we have previously covered, NoSQL databases act on the premise that consistency doesn't need to be fully enforced in the real world, preferring to sacrifice it in adjustable ways for achieving higher availability and partition tolerance.

Even though competition policy is not enforced that cleanly in the real world, at least the basic principles are reasonable.

The guinea-pigs were subjected to a range of experimental hierarchies which supposedly mirrored social structures found in the real world, while the group of observers took notes and enforced changes.

But the site also nurtures and enforces strict standards of accountability for behavior in the real world.

Both are also aware that cyberspace can be used to protect and enforce the values of international human rights in the real world.

But in the real world, there are efforts across the board to evade the coordination rules, which are scarcely enforced by the FEC.

Enforcing time limits on computer usage will do nothing to prepare a teenager for the independence that will follow, in college and the real world.