Sentence examples for applied constrains from inspiring English sources

This clustering of related proteins into expected functional groups was achieved in the absence of any other applied constrains (such as the use of Gene Ontologies to bring together related groups of proteins).

To improve resolution, we applied constrained iterative 2D-deconvolution [37] to sharpen the Gaussian peaks of the denoised image.

In this approach, C and Δ are initially set to random values, and the equation (5) is solved for both C and Δ iteratively, by applying constrains such as non-negativity and unimodal shape, until the convergence is achieved [ 52].

It does this by applying constrained MPC to a system with stochastic disturbances.

This paper is devoted to the investigation of the possibility of increasing fatigue life of engineering structures subjected to multiaxial random loads by applying constrained viscoelastic layers.

A model, obtained by recently proposed closed-loop process fast identification, is used to design and evaluate performance of parallel PID controller, with a higher-order noise filter, by applying constrained optimization and simulation with estimated band-limited white noise added to controlled variable.

One of the most important optimal control problems is how to drive the corresponding trajectory of the equation from an initial state to a given target set in the shortest time, through applying constrained controllers.

An integrated hydrostratigraphic approach was applied, to constrain the interpretation of the geophysical data along several cross-sections, including the comparison of resistivity soundings to stratigraphic logs, borehole electric logs and the pore-water properties.

3.6 has been usefully applied to constrain the models.

It's technology applied to constrain and reduce; to turn the creative chaos of possibility into a predictable pipeline that can be controlled or monetized.

It's technology applied to constrain and reduce; to turn the creative chaos of possibility into a predictable pipeline that can be controlled or monetized.