Sentence examples for a high constraint from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the proposed method is also tested by five classical engineering design problems including tension/compression spring, welded beam, pressure vessel designs, Gear train design, and Cantilever beam design and a high constraint optimization problem known as Optimal Power Flow (OPF) which is a high constraint electrical engineering problem.

In this paper, we present an empirical analysis that shows a high constraint toughness scaling with B that is reasonably consistent with ASTM E 1921, as well as effects of loss of constraint that occur at much lower deformation levels than reflected in the data censoring limit in ASTM E 1921.

A high constraint on the regulation of microRNA expression independent of sequence conservation is also compatible with this hypothesis: If some stages are more canalized or developmentally robust than others, mutations in microRNA transcripts expressed at these stages might be tolerated as long as the expression pattern is unchanged.

But one hypothesis is that because the plastic is linked to the bank accounts you have, it has a higher constraint.

Therefore, long windows put a higher constraint on the error than on the model order, which indirectly emphasizes model accuracy.

A high-constraint noun is one for which there is a single common verb associate (e.g., for "scissors," almost all participants say "cut").

The Avrami exponent was extremely small for Block 2 and Block 3, which suggested that their crystallization occurred under a high spatial constraint.

Surgeons using fixed bearings with a high rotational constraint between the inlay and the femoral component should be aware of this effect to avoid premature polyethylene wear.

Surgeons using fixed bearing implants with a high rotational constraint between inlay and femoral component should be aware of this effect to avoid premature polyethylene wear.

Higher dN/dS in conifers could be due to a general low mutation rate and a high selective constraint on synonymous mutations, which seems at odds with the neutral expectancy but cannot be completely ruled out, or a general very low mutation rate but a proportionally lower constraint (relative to angiosperm genes) at non-synonymous sites.

Table 1 shows the high constraint of 5' flanking region with a nucleotide diversity of 4 × 10-4, which might correspond to a functional role.