Sentence examples for specifically enforced from inspiring English sources

Fiduciary responsibility is broadly defined, not specifically enforced and a bit of murky concept.

More specifically, enforced cheating by either the ants or their fungal partner had little to no negative impact on the health of the fungus garden, which both mutualists obligately depend on.

"But it's not something we plan to specifically enforce.

Ridge regression tends to achieve better prediction performance through a bias-variance tradeoff among all the variables, while LASSO specifically enforces sparseness by excluding poor predictor variables, and elastic net combines the two techniques.

This result has important implications for half-sibling algorithms in general since most existing algorithms do not specifically enforce which allele is inherited from which parent and those that do very likely have running times which are exponential in the size of the population.

Meanwhile, the nature of biological weapons makes tracking or controlling them difficult and there is no major international agreement specifically to enforce their prohibition.

Specifically, we enforce that, if the species tree is dated, then transfers can only occur between coexisting species and introduce an additional variable to explicitly specify the recipient species for any transfer event.

Specifically, we further enforced coalesced loads and stores from GM to SM, spread work across the GPU more efficiently by enabling increased workloads and scheduling more blocks of threads for the GPU to process, and eliminated some sequential aspects of the underlying algorithms that were present in our preliminary version.

In this paper, we revisit this approach by proposing a new GAC algorithm called STR3 that is specifically designed to enforce GAC during backtrack search.

Policemen are educated on human rights specifically because they enforce the laws that protect these rights.

As enforced, the law specifically singles out oral and anal sex for greater punishment for those arrested for prostitution, including requiring those convicted to register as sex offenders in a public database.