Sentence examples for Time constraining from inspiring English sources

The novel algorithm optimizes wheel torque outputs in real time, constraining against power management, traction control, chassis configuration, actuator limits, and fault-case limitations.

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.

For example, Duflo et al. (2011) manipulate the peer quality of the classes children have access to, say s x 2, while at the same time constraining changes to other school inputs (e.g., teachers are randomly assigned to high- or low-achievement classes).

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].

In our constantly connected culture, work is increasingly spilling into evenings, weekends, and vacation time – constraining time that was previously reserved for family and friends.

Is your time constrained?

What is a time constrained observation?

Programs which qualify for reduced slew tax also qualify for a reduced "time constrained count". Time constrained observations impact Chandra's observing efficiency.

The exposure time for this target is very short and the observation is not time constrained.

But the daily life of aid workers is often not very stable, and always very time constrained.