Sentence examples for suitable penalties from inspiring English sources

The children had their own parliament, newspaper and court, in which they debated transgressions against the school's code and suitable penalties – although these were often leavened by sympathetic understanding of each child's background and inner world.

A number of suitable penalties were investigated, with emphasis on those that 'borrow strength' from estimates of phenotypic covariance components, which are typically estimated much more accurately than their genetic counterparts.

Regardless of whether punishing John Rocker for his offensive remarks runs counter to the spirit of the First Amendment, as Alan M. Dershowitz argues in "Baseball's Speech Police" (Op-Ed, Feb. 2), I can think of a far more suitable penalty: Force Rocker to ride the New York subway for a week.

Any suitable penalty function can be used without changing the form of RDBC and B-RDBC.

However, it is often not easy to set suitable penalty factors or to design adaptive mechanism.

Thus, the solutions and penalty factors evolve interactively and self-adaptively, and both the satisfactory solutions and suitable penalty factors can be obtained simultaneously.

The performance measure is specified as a discounted quadratic functional of state variable and a suitable penalty term involving the distributed control.

However, the performance of this technique greatly relies on the setting of penalty factors, which are usually determined by manual trial and error, and the suitable penalty factors are often problem-dependent and difficult to set.

The underlying paradigm is, roughly speaking, to minimize the discrepancy between the reconstruction and measured data while, at the same time, taking into account various structural a-priori information via suitable penalty terms.

The L2-stability of the method is ensured by discretizing the boundary conditions of the distribution function at the boundaries of the velocity domain by a suitable penalty term.

The difference between numerical predictions and experimental results could then be significantly reduced, with a suitable normal penalty stiffness value.