Sentence examples for violation of system from inspiring English sources

The study results indicated that DFCCMIP allowed violation of system constraints at specified confidence levels with various reliability scenarios.

If the model contains a wrong state transition (i.e., hazard) that leads to a violation of system properties, a model checker automatically detects the hazard and produces a counter-example that can be used to pinpoint the source of the hazard.

The main hypothesis is that the Inq and HCI conditions promote the development of cognitive schemata that enable learners to diagnose a malfunctioning system component by interpreting symptoms in terms of violations of system principles.

Violations of system restrictions which compromise patient safety will require policies to curb this practice when necessary.

Elected officials, after all, take an oath to the Constitution; to elevate characters like Bundy and Snowden is to encourage violation of our system of elected representatives and duly appointed judges.

"Offering to brief selective parliamentarians about a report which the government purports to rely on to justify this legislation is a contempt of the parliament itself and a violation of the system of representative democracy established under the constitution," Dreyfus and O'Connor said in a letter to Cash on Tuesday.

I have always tried to avoid doing anything in violation of the system and I take full responsibility for the consequences of my actions and my bad judgment.

We need to scrap our tendency to assume that international law is inherently virtuous, and that anything that shocks our conscience -- that helicopter video or widespread torture in Iraq under the noses of U.S. soldiers -- must be a violation of this system, rather than its logical and predictable consequence.

The solution of IPFIP provides considerable information related to facility expansion and waste flow allocation under given levels of tolerable violation for system constraints, which allows for in-depth analyses of tradeoffs between environmental and economic objectives as well as those between system optimality and reliability.

The admission policies prevent the system from accepting workloads in violation of high-level system policies (e.g., a workload that might prevent others from completing).

Local Long Island officials have begun discussing ways to combat future violations of the system, including a requirement that all students sit for the exam at their own school, where impersonation would be a near impossibility.