Sentence examples for Impose a time constraint from inspiring English sources

In [17], the authors proposed two algorithms that impose a time constraint on the ME via the scheduling strategy for visiting all nodes.

It is possible to use the SPR distance between unrooted topologies as the minimum number of recombinations [52], with the remark that the unrooted dSPR will always be a lower bound of the rooted dSPR since the rooting imposes a time constraint on events [41], [53].

This often imposes a time constraint on experimental procedures, adds variability to test conditions, and constitutes one of several important factors that has hindered widespread adoption and commercialization of PDMS-based microfluidic systems.

The second distinctive feature in the BSCP is a time constraint imposed on the duration of each route.

A time constraint is also imposed so that re-usage of a segment is allowed only after a certain waiting period.

A time constraint of 20 minutes was imposed for completing the vignette.

Therefore, imposing a time-constraint in consumer studies may increase their ecological validity.

In just under two hours -- a Live from Lincoln Center broadcast imposed a strict time constraint -- the society traversed just over 200 years of music.

This is the reason for not imposing any time constraints during the inference of the time-calibrated trees.

While multi-dimensional experiments are capable of addressing this challenge, the imposed time constraint becomes prohibitive, particularly with the large sample sets commonly encountered in metabolomic studies.

The new regulations provide a reasonable basis for this process to continue — by using an evidence-based approach to tribal and aboriginal lands, imposing few time constraints, and allowing museums to voluntarily return remains under state law or to other Indian groups with the approval of the secretary of the interior.