Sentence examples for strictly guaranteed from inspiring English sources
Detailed numerical studies show that the proposed inflow turbulence generator can strictly guarantee divergence-free condition without any additional improving step and synthetically generate inflows satisfying prescribed spatial anisotropy and correlation conditions.
Although there are several methods can be used to reduce the number of fill-in, none of them could strictly guarantee for zero fill-in for all molecules according to our test, and thus cannot obtain O(n) time complexity by using these traditional methods.
The opposition does not strictly guarantee that asylum seekers who come by boat will never be resettled in Australia.
The EF class supports a real-time VoIP application, simulating a constant-rate traffic, which is transferred over the user data protocol (UDP) to strictly guarantee bandwidth reservation.
For worst-case approach, uncertainty parameters belong to a predefined uncertainty region, so that this approach can strictly guarantee QoS of PU-RXs for all realizations of the uncertainty in that region.
We can observe that the interference powers to PUs are all below their individual interference thresholds in both two time slots which shows that our proposed algorithm can strictly guarantee the quality of service for each PU.
"The State of Israel respects all religions and strictly guarantees the rights of all its citizens," a statement said.
One major difference between this model and current models is that the topological structure can be strictly guaranteed as a tree, which allows to analyze the presented data (antigens) hierarchically.
In some practical applications like harmonic retrieval, linearity is not strictly guaranteed.
"The state of Israel respects all religions and strictly guarantees the rights of all its citizens," the statement said.
Because of the orthogonalization some locality of the orbitals is lost, implying that they are no longer purely atom centered hybrid orbitals and are not strictly guaranteed to be localized on a single atom.
