Sentence examples for a broad constraint from inspiring English sources

The latter prior was primarily inserted to provide a broad constraint to ensure analyses never converged on unrealistic dates, and was not meant to explicitly reflect current estimates for the age of this radiation.

A division between intention and action is also consistent with key findings from voluntary task-switching experiments, in which participants are asked to choose which task to perform on each trial (within the broad constraint of performing each task equally often and in a random order).

Participants are instructed to make random choices (within the broad constraint that these choices are equally distributed over the 2 tasks) and participants presumably engage in complex choice processes prior to preparing and performing the chosen task on each trial.

It's clearly a much broader constraint than what the government says — look at how difficult it is to answer questions about something we're not allowed to talk about publicly".

While the optimal DR-planning problem is NP-hard even for (general) 2D bar joint constraint systems, we describe an O(n3) algorithm for a broad class of constraint systems that are isostatic or underconstrained.

Within these broad constraints, karst landscapes show much variation and are usually described in terms of a dominant landform.

The fact remains that nearly 40 years of Democratic opposition to weapons spending, calls for cuts in the Pentagon budget and backing of broad constraints on covert operations have made the party — fairly or unfairly — an easier mark than the Republicans for those seeking to find a culprit for military collapse in Iraq.

Natural selection may act primarily to modulate system properties within those broad constraints.

For those who adopt a narrow conception of constraints, x is described with a low degree of specificity (x could be exemplified by the realization of any of a large array of options); for those who adopt a broad conception of constraints, x is described with a high degree of specificity (x can only be exemplified by the realization of a specific option, or of one of a small group of options).

The chapter considers the problem of providing a mapping from XML to a relational database taking structural as well as a broad class of semantic constraints into account.

In this paper, a genetic algorithms is used to show that for this type of model, the design of optimally tuned (for minimum ISE) proportional plus integral Smith predictor controllers when subject to a broad range of robustness constraints can be simplified by choosing the integral time-constant equal to the dominant process time-constant.