Sentence examples for which guarantees not from inspiring English sources
This is a consequence of a renewable-energy law passed in 2000 which guarantees not only 20 years of fixed high prices for solar and wind producers but also preferred access to the electricity grid.
Through rigorous analysis, a new contour mask design method is proposed which guarantees not only the profile accuracy but also the axial-symmetry of machined micro-structures.
Within the tube model reference adaptive control (TMRAC) framework, an adaptive distributed control scheme is developed for a class of large-scale interconnected linear systems which guarantees not only stability, asymptotic tracking performance, but also reduced control effort.
To put it in a nutshell, for a discrete system to be integrable the requirement is that the Nevanlinna order of the solution be finite (which guarantees not too fast a growth).
A linear matrix inequality (LMI -based new criterion for the existence of a state feedback controLMI -based guaranewes not only the asymptoticriterionty oforhe closed-loop systhe, but also an adexistencerfofmance bound over all the postatee parameter uncertainties is established.
And that's his utter lack of respect for the principles of the First Amendment, which guarantees not only our rights to speak freely, but also the press' right to cover critical events in the nation, and our right to peaceably assemble in protest.
The arrangement allows South Africa, Namibia, Botswana and Zimbabwe to empty government inventories in a single sale to Japan, which guaranteed not to re-export the raw ivory.
These are biased towards "safe bets which then become self-fulfilling prophecies: such as 'female SF doesn't sell, so we won't include that' – which guarantees it doesn't sell".
"No. 1 is the First Amendment, which guarantees that government would not excessively entangle itself with religion.
It said it was offering a new tariff which guarantees that prices will not go up until 30 November 2014.
So the impulsive action can be regarded as a control parameter which guarantees the solvability of not everywhere solvable problems.
