Sentence examples for which are penalized from inspiring English sources

The metrics being tracked show up on computer screens in front of Nike's supply chain executives but also in contracts with the factories, which are penalized for poor performance.

In addition, we also estimated the 'goodness' of each model using the Akaike information criterion (AIC), and Bayesian information criterion (BIC) which are penalized model selection criteria that track model performance as the number of model parameters increase [ 27].

"Being 15 minutes late is recorded as an absence, which is penalized by deducting one day's salary".

The Rangers did not fight the Canadiens in response to Pacioretty's hit on McDonagh, which was penalized but was not particularly egregious.

The Swiss team Alinghi, helmed by Russell Coutts, crossed the line one second ahead of its American rival, Oracle-BMW of San Francisco, which was penalized a minute to make the official margin 61 seconds.

Jacory Harris led No. 11 Miami to 31 points playing only the first half of a mismatch against Florida A&M, which was penalized at one point for having 13 players on defense yet still lost to the Hurricanes, 48-14.

He has a point system and tracks such things as tardiness, which is penalized with dismissal.

First, the BEDROC optimized queries tend to enrich molecules of larger chemotype clusters, which is penalized in the awROCE metric.

The constant, α, is provided as input to the algorithm and can be interpreted as the factor by which interactions are penalized between nodes which do not overlap in time according to the inferred phylogenetic branch lengths.

Despite the widespread interest in collaboration and its obvious value in an academic setting, collaboration remains informal and is actually discouraged by the tenure process, in which scholars are penalized for sharing credit for their work with others.

The ruling echoes a long-standing criticism that the S.E.C. has largely failed to prosecute cases against corporate executives, opting for quick settlements in which companies themselves are penalized instead of their leaders.