Sentence examples for a time constraint of from inspiring English sources

A time constraint of 7 minutes for firefighters to engage in firefighting activities is determined on full scale experimental results and simulation results.

Due to the high number of pairwise comparisons required to perform test prioritization, a time constraint of 24 hours for each test prioritization procedure was defined.

Consequently, we deduce a time constraint of 40 ms by image to assure that the real-time wireless transmission rate corresponds to a minimum bit rate of 16,384 kbps or modulation rate of 409,600 baud.

A time constraint of 20 minutes was imposed for completing the vignette.

A time constraint of 48 hours for diagnosis (creatinine or urine output modifications) is required in AKIN criteria.

The main differences between the AKIN and RIFLE classifications are as follows: a smaller change in serum creatinine level (>26.2 μmol/L) used to identify patients with stage 1 AKI (analogous to the RIFLE Risk class), a time constraint of 48 hours for the diagnosis of AKI and any patient receiving RRT classified as having stage 3 AKI.

Half of the participants evaluated the bottle images without time constraint and the other half had a time-constraint of 3 s for evaluating each image.

Obviously, a time constraint in the definition of remission leads to less 'false-positive' findings of remission in patient management.

A time constraint defines the duration of observation to avoid blur effects.

Figure 20 shows that in every case our architecture mapped on an FPGA can work at least at almost 90 Mhz and then obtain a real time constraint of 40 milliseconds.

A fixed time constraint of 110 million years [ 38, 39] was used for the crown group age of rosids.