Sentence examples for a constrained domain from inspiring English sources

Developed algorithm for generating irreducible simple random digital curves in a constrained domain.

Accordingly to this tool a set of glass compositions were defined in a constrained domain of the ternary glass system rich in gallium oxide and prepared by the traditional melt-quenching technique.

A strategy for obtaining globally optimal current density maps for the purpose of designing magnets with coaxial cylindrical coils in which the stored energy is minimized within a constrained domain is outlined.

However, the reader must bear in mind that the division of cognitive ability into these compartmentalized domains is inherently artificial, which in turn renders the assignment of neural networks to the subservience of a constrained domain equally so.

The proportions of adequate PA at work and home domains were combined to reflect a "constrained domain" that is not amenable to change; intensity is largely dictated by the nature of the occupation or the chores needed to be done, and the time spent in these domains is inter-dependent; a full time homemaker can be the person's single occupation or an addition to a part-time or full-time job.

And I think certainly, at least within, albeit the constrained domain of Go, I think AlphaGo has pretty clearly demonstrated these two abilities.

if you don't set CILK_NWORKERS, then it will run with as many hardware threads available on your machine (or numactl constrained domain).

Even if some authors have argued that CIT resides in the constrained domain in real-world applications (Bryce and Colbourn 2006; Cohen et al. 2008; Petke et al. 2015), it is important to mention that unconstrained CIT may be interesting from a practical point of view, especially for critical applications such as satellites, rockets, airplanes, controllers of an unmanned train metro system, etc.

To corroborate this claim, in (Segall et al. 2011) a BDD-based approach, implemented in the Focus tool, was better in terms of cost than the greedy solutions Advanced Combinatorial Testing System (ACTS) (Yu et al. 2013), Pairwise Indepedent Combinatorial Testing (PICT) (Czerwonka 2006), and jenny (Jenkins 2016) in the constrained domain.

A micromechanical model is proposed to study the constrained domain-switching process in polycrystalline ferroelectric ceramics.

The first principle holds that evolution at the molecular level changes to the amino acid sequence of a given protein is much slower in functionally important ("constrained") domains than in functionally less important ones.