Sentence examples for The time constrain from inspiring English sources

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Considering the time constrain of busy doctors, we were not able to generate a long list of communicable diseases as a test for them.

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We introduce the time constrained maximal covering salesman problem (TCMCSP) which is the generalization of the covering salesman and orienting problems.

Laws, parents, and conventions of the time constrained women, but the Victorian era had not yet rendered them incapable of judging others and standing up for themselves.

Our approach is not limited by the time constrains, and allows us to measures MSn spectra of every observable or hypothesized species in the sample [29], maximizing the completeness of the performed analysis.

At the same time, it addresses the time constrains encountered by family physicians in adequately addressing CRC screening with their patients.

The implementation of a standardized national exam (which potentially substitutes for the final exams in medical schools) will decrease the time constrains on the faculty (teachers and educators) thus allowing more time for ongoing global assessment of the learners and the exploration of new methods to rectify the identified weaknesses in medical curricula.

"Reject SolarWorld and Suniva's claim, and keep American solar companies growing". Recently, lobbyists on this and other energy issues have turned to Fox & Friends, one of Trump's favorite news programs, to influence the time-constrained but still TV-obsessed commander in chief, as The Energy 202 reported last month.

Designs can serve as inspiration for the meticulous or final prototypes for the time-constrained.

Producing accurate motion-compensated predictions at the decoder for a wide range of video content, while at the same time constraining the encoding complexity and guaranteeing high compression performance, poses a major challenge.

But it could also be that there is no leader bird, that each bird reacts to certain factors in the environment (presence of predator birds, insects, etc)., while at the same time constraining the distance that it will remove itself from its neighboring birds in the flock (as if tied to them by springs that pull harder the further away it gets from the other birds).

During the 1980s, the global debt crisis and the subsequent structural adjustment program fuelled the development of the private sector, while, at the same time, constraining government budgets [ 34].

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