Sentence examples for adapting the constraints from inspiring English sources

Testing for selective underexpression can be done by adapting the constraints in H1; on the algorithmic level this only influences Step 3.

We adapt the aliasing constraints approach for designing a flexible typing of evolving objects.

Finally, it is necessary to adapt the linear constraints (9) to reduced dimension of the target vector.

Nevertheless, the imperfections of the noise model are compensated by the iteration process which adapts the accuracy constraint.

Each species of tree adapts to these factors in an integrated way that is, by evolving specific subpopulations adapted to the constraints of their particular environments.

But she quickly adapted to the constraints of the grand coalition, forced upon her by the CDU's narrow victory.

The I.M.F. has "learned a lot from the Asian crisis — that one-size-fits-all doesn't work and that you have to adapt to the constraints of the country," Mr. Strauss-Kahn said.

Here, we show how the electrodeposition process can be adapted to the constraints of a high aspect ratio template in order to approach an ideal behaviour of smooth and pure Fe nanowires.

This frequently leads to innovating in one domain in order to adapt to the constraints or specifications of the other, such as tweaking the farming systems to address processing issues, or the other way round.

It is adapted to the constraints of the problem (short measurement time, no possibility to stop the machines, small dimensions of the array, etc).. Experimental results are shown first for several test cases carried out in a semi-anechoic room and in a rectangular room, and, then, for the case of a surface-planing machine in a cluttered hall.

In addition, the modules can adapt to the constraints determined by the installation location.