Sentence examples for adequate constraints from inspiring English sources

Yet, the two 'end-case' slopes in concave curves provide adequate constraints for the true value.

By imposing adequate constraints on the motion of the virtual vehicles, the generation of valid formation trajectories is naturally guaranteed, bypassing the demanding task of obtaining complete path descriptions.

The cardinal N of is forced to remain at most of order 10, by adequate constraints on S m a x and on the coarseness of the u i grids and the v j grids.

For the success of an arthroplasty procedure in neuropathic joint, a meticulous surgical technique and choice of the proper implant with adequate constraint are not sufficient.

18F-labelled radiotracers have been implicated to be superior compared to other PET radionuclide-labelled tracers in providing higher quality PET images (higher energy), fewer time constraints (adequate half-life) and in permitting longer scan sessions of higher tumour/normal tissue ratios [40].

Frost and Reich propose a broader access framework that attempts to capture most constraint levels from users (Level 1) to global level governance (Level 5) but still lacks adequate perspective on national constraints above the health sector (Level 4) and more complex demand-side issues beyond the individual user.

The multi-objective algorithms generate more adequate solutions considering real constraints and diverse factors that may influence the stubbing process.

Such approaches allow the generation of more adequate solutions considering real constraints and diverse factors that may influence the integration and testing order problem.

Nearly all teachers thought that the current activities were adequate, given the time constraints.

Most of our findings agree with those of several previous studies, showing important constraints of adequate prenatal care.

Other examples of contextual influences were that in Mozambique the political interference of district administrators influenced transfers of health workers and administrative constraints prevented adequate performance evaluation [ 32].