Differently from traditional control theory that defines controllability of complex systems as the ability to drive a system from an arbitrary initial state A to an arbitrary final state B [1, 3], for knowledge diffusion in a social network, explicit control mechanisms are typically considered unacceptable, unethical, or severely questioned by the public opinion.
□ Due to modeling, computing, and measurement errors, the solution of an ill-posed equation F x) = y, even if it exists, typically yields unacceptable results.
Despite differences of terminology, however, this area of the law is primarily concerned with liability for behaviour that the legal order regards as socially unacceptable, typically warranting the award of damages to the injured party or, occasionally, an injunction.
However, the effort is typically immense and unacceptable for systems with increasing size.
Typically, it is socially unacceptable to sound needy, but if you need to be reassured a lot that your partner loves you and is attracted to you, that's okay.
Radiotherapy dose intensities are typically selected to avoid an unacceptable frequency of severe adverse normal tissue reactions and hence, most patients could potentially tolerate RT dose escalation.
Given the hardware speed and the number of components to load, a reboot would typically take over 20 min, an unacceptable downtime for a heavily used resource.
Xu and Ning [21] state that in terms of detection rate, IDSs are typically not completely accurate, and can have an unacceptable number of False Negatives ("may miss some attacks").
Men are typically portrayed as unwitting accomplices to a woman's unacceptable behavior. .
33 Islam typically prohibits drinking alcoholic beverages, and alcohol drinking is socially unacceptable in the society under consideration, where it generates social stigmatisation.
