Sentence examples for suppression measure from inspiring English sources

North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory is about to sign into law the nation's most restrictive voter suppression measure, though, he admits he has not read the provision prohibiting 16- and 17-year-olds from pre-registering to vote.

Similarly, the normalized noise suppression measure and interference suppression measure are, respectively, given by S N ( w ) = C s ∫ - π π P ^ x N r x N r d ω ∫ - π π P ^ y N y N d ω = C s ε { P ^ x N r x N r } ε { P ^ y N y N }, (2.8).

and the normalized noise suppression measure and interference suppression measure defined in (2.8) and (2.9) can be, respectively, simplified as S N ( w ) = ε P ^ x N r x N r ε { P ^ x s r x s r } ∙ w ⊺ ε Ξ x s x s w w ⊺ ε Ξ x N x N w, (3.12) S I ( w ) = ε P ^ x I r x I r ε P ^ x s r x s r ∙ w ⊺ ε Ξ x s x s w w ⊺ ε Ξ x I x I w.

These three measures are: normalized mean square error (NMSE), noise suppression measure α and edge preservation parameter β[ 26].

Scotland Yard said the new initiative, Operation Viper, will see armed officers accompanying officers on traffic stops as part of a suite of "suppression" measures.

Suppression measures include strict voter-I.D. laws, new residency requirements, ending early voting, restricting third-party voter-registration drives, and reducing the number of polling places in Democratic strongholds.

"The Fight for Voting Rights, 50 Years Later" (editorial, Aug. 28) correctly states that the voter suppression measures taken in states across the country make clear "the need for comprehensive and lasting protection of voting rights".

"All the voter suppression measures in the world aren't going to be enough to eventually stem this rising tide," said Representative David E. Price, a veteran North Carolina Democrat and a political scientist by training.