In a sign of the changing climate, a government-sponsored newspaper, New Times, recently published a supplement with a front-page headline, "Rapid Population Growth: A Constraint on Resources".
"Whenever there is a constraint on resources, that drives innovation," said Sarni, co-author of the book Water Tech, a 2013 volume that explores business issues and innovations related to water scarcity.
Then, Equation (11) can also be written as a constraint on the resource allocation in the BS RS link r 1 i ≤ α 2 r 2 i / α 1 i = 1, …, R (12).
The method finds the optimal solution that minimizes an appropriate overall cost function taking into account performance of each subsystem within a constraint on the computational resource.
Animals will fight over resources if access to those resources is a constraint on fitness (Briffa and Hardy 2013).
With the increasingly obvious constraint on resources and the environment that results from the growth of the population and the economy, promoting the eco-efficiency of products has become a critical component of achieving sustainable development.
That is, household resources provide a constraint on what can be spent on treatment or transportation, resulting in less care seeking and less expenditure among poor households.
We further showed that relaxing all constraints on resource allocation and investing additional resources from a budget increase in testing programs for men who have sex with men could result in 11 % to 144%% more new infections averted than optimally allocating only new resources among only the three testing programs.
Against this backdrop, we propose a two-tier telecardiology framework, where constraints on resources, such as power and bandwidth, are met by compressively sampling ECG signals, identifying anomalous signals, and transmitting only the anomalous signals.
To measure the constraints on resources, it takes a resource ratio (alpha in (0, 1]) as a parameter, indicating that our available resources allow us to only access a (alpha )-fraction of a big graph.
Similarly, Marshall et al 37 estimated that a sample size of 100 300 respondents in healthcare could be appropriate given the constraints on resources and specific medical conditions, which may limit participation rates.
