Sentence examples for which insures that from inspiring English sources

The cost function includes a stability/performance coefficient which insures that stable, performance satisfying controllers are given the highest possible fitness.

Within the original framework of Credit Suisse First Boston International (1997), the sector variables are modeled via a gamma distribution, which insures that (together with some additional assumptions) the portfolio loss distribution can be calculated analytically 3.

Here, to answer these and other questions, we analyze a data set of high-quality human mRNAs, using an annotation pipeline which insures that spurious frame disruptions (due simply to bad sequence alignment) are discarded.

Farmers can reduce the risk of contamination by staggering planting schedules, which insures that different kinds of plants pollinate at different times.

The magic is in the game's feel — both twitchy and smooth, painted in a striking palette of black, white, and red — and in its elegant balance, which insures that each excursion sees you gain a little more distance and experience.

The one commonly told by teachers, students, and many parents at underperforming schools centers on a lack of financial and material resources, which insures that the schools will be unable to meet even minimum standards.

The judge gave him probation and "youthful offender" status, which insured that he wouldn't have a criminal record.

Was it the blandishment of the quick shock which insured that, for seventy years or more, almost every adventure in 3-D would wind up as little more than an extended Plastigram?

Then he tossed his notes aside and moved on to the extemporaneous portion of his speech, which took up another fifty-five minutes or so, and which insured that his comments about Clinton would be overshadowed.

An open online document is not governed by the same moral physics — it's governed by the physics of the Internet, which insure that groups attempting to combine openness, secrecy, and growth are inevitably exposed.

They suggest the CMYK standard (cyan, magenta, yellow, and black) used in "match prints," which insure that the colors in a reproduced photograph are correct before it goes to press.