Sentence examples for a constrain from inspiring English sources

Ahmadabadi, E. Nakano, A Constrain and Move approach to distributed object manipulation, IEEE Trans.

However, wear behavior becomes a constrain factor of the development of micromotors and limits their service lifetime.

Systematic decomposition and evaluation of existing sensor systems as well as the optimal design of future generations of direct push probes are of high importance for optimized geophysical experiments since the employed equipment is a constrain on the data space.

Network Lifetime is normally used as an optimization parameter, where a larger lifetime will be better, but in some applications could be even more interesting to consider network lifetime as a constrain, in order to warrant a minimum operation lifetime that enables the network to reach its goals [Min04], [Ami07].

When the optimization was conducted under a constrain of minimum cellulase loading, the maximum digestibility of 94.8% was predicted when the phosphoric acid concentration, pretreatment time, and cellulase loading were 86.2%, 110.5 min, and 13.1 FPU/g cellulose at 50 °C and 120 h, respectively.

This emphasizes a constrain of rotation for the methylene hydrogens and, consequently, suggests the cyclized form of the sugar part.

Data used to be a constraining factor for organizational research.

"Then you can transition from a constrained to a more generalized environment," he said.

An exponential model with a constrained exponent offers plausible profiles.

Design modification is performed by solving a constrained optimization problem.

He is an artist, ultimately, restless and ambitious, and standup is a constrained form.