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Firstly, most of the models in this field are compiled as 32-bit applications and this limits the addressable memory and constrains the size of the computational domain.

Under wet conditions the HPA was more dispersed and constrained the size of the sulfonic acid clusters to 20 Å at a 5 wt% HPA doping level, the same as in the vacuum treated ionomer samples.

The need for expert domain knowledge to elucidate this mapping constrains the size, complexity and novelty of the systems that can be developed.

This was addressed by correcting P values for the number of independent resolution elements within a search area and by constraining the size of the search area [ 21].

Ground penetrating radar (GPR) polarization is an important consideration when designing a GPR survey and is useful to constrain the size, shape, orientation, and electrical properties of buried objects.

The treaties between the United States and the Soviet Union had a different purpose: to constrain the size and capabilities of the arsenals and missile defenses that could be deployed, so that both countries could be confident in their ability to retaliate on a large scale against any attack.

In this respect, the 3-D MT model provides relevant information to constrain the size and location of the potential magma reservoirs, even though no chambers have been detectable with the current MT dataset.

Subsequent to database prioritization, the method can be used to constrain the size of screening databases and create focused libraries.

In a recent study, these data have been used to constrain the size of the putative inner core (Dumberry and Rivoldini 2015).

Senator Brown made a strong case, from the left, for constraining the size of very large banks.

At the ministack level, cisternae constrain the size of nanostructures ("quanta") of von Willebrand factor (vWF), the main WPB cargo.