Sentence examples for adheres to the constraints from inspiring English sources

A method is described here, based on spherical coordinate representations, that adheres to the constraints of the mobile phase composition and allows experimental designs, such as central composite and factorial designs, to be applied to the simultaneous optimization of the mobile phase composition.

The scheduler is allowed to assign RBs to UEs freely while adhering to the constraint on DL and UL transmissions being scheduled on the associated sub-frames.

The preference degree (π ij ) represents the global preference of alternative (a i ) over (a j ) with respect to all criteria and lies between 0 and 1 adhering to the constraint: 0 ≤ π ij  + π ji  ≤ 1.

We propose both an ideal IV label design and one that adheres to the current constraints of the hospital under study.

The assumption behind the method is that gene expression levels can be used to infer metabolic fluxes with reasonable accuracy, provided that they are applied on a genome-scale, and provided that the predicted metabolic flux pattern adheres to the normal stoichiometric and thermodynamic constraints that are applied to constraint-based modelling.

I believe that offers some freedom from the necessity to adhere to the social constraints of first-century Palestine and to constantly rebuild a church fit for purpose rather than a historical re-enactment society.

LaTurbo creates the digital "galleries" herself, and the artists asked to install work in each must adapt their practices and formats to adhere to the spatial constraints.

Physicians commented on the stress and anxiety of struggling to adhere to the time constraints of a standard medical visit: Well it affects me in terms of time.

The cloud broker synthesizes an optimized deployment plan for the placement of VMs among multiple clouds, which adheres to the user criteria and placement constraints.

This article investigates the issue of radio resource allocation strategies for cognitive networks based on the underlay approach, while adhering to the interference constraint on the primary user.

Induction, initially developed for image magnification[27], simply consists of projecting an upscaled image J, not adhering to the reduction constraint, onto the induced set Ω so as to obtain an induced image K that belongs to the induced set.