In fact, following the usual assumption that drivers aim to minimize travel time, a few vehicles constrained to low speeds suffice to reliably denote a congested traffic condition (low data variability); on the contrary, in the case of low/free flow, driving styles affect individual speed choices, causing a larger data variability.
Certainly, there should be quite a few other constrains for an appropriate parameter setting.
I asked what sorts of concerns she had in mind as she designed her house, and she said, "People like us have a few numbers that constrain us.
For the opportunistic SDMA (OSDMA) algorithm proposed in [8], the feedback of each user is reduced to a few bits by constraining the choice of beamforming vector to a set of orthonormal vectors.
10 20 Nevertheless the National Specialist Commissioning Group fund devices only in a few centres, intentionally constraining their use to transplant candidates or respiratory ECMO patients.
However, there are few constrains, which remain unsolved and still demand the attentions of the developers and the end-users of this databases.
(A few later, Mr. Brundage felt constrained to issue a rare apology of his own, regretting any "misinterpretation" of his remarks, but not the remarks themselves.
While audiences in a few markets may be constrained by the need to pay, viewership is expected to continue to grow in other places, including the United States.
We need to educate consumers that while buying a telescope is a noble endeavor, it is for the most part limited to seeing the moon and a few planets, and otherwise constrained by light pollution, frequent cloud cover and a steep learning curve to see anything more.
Compared to the SAQP, the approach is quite different: EuPathDB uses a large number of predefined queries where each query allows a few attributes to be constrained.
