The phrase "apply the constraint" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the implementation of specific limitations or rules in a process or system.
Example: "In order to ensure the accuracy of the results, we need to apply the constraint that all data must be collected within the specified timeframe."
Alternatives: "impose the limitation" or "enforce the restriction".
Unfortunately, the suggested methods depend on numerical solvers and only apply the constraint on the mean, giving questionable statistical properties.
In addition to AE and subchannel limitations, we also apply the constraint derived from Equation 2 into the power limitation where we choose the minimum value between the two power constraints P i (maximum transmission power limitation) and p c -P(d i ).
They were scaled to unity norm after sampling to apply the constraint on | ν|.
We apply the constraint strategy combined with the MINLP solvers to obtain the Pareto front for different degrees of circuit complexity.
For example, if Ne = 10,000, ∑ c m = 5 cM, and K = 10, then we may apply the constraint ∑ t m (l ) = 500.
We apply the constraint to the full field (not just to the estimated gravity anomaly parameters) because the anomalies from GRGM900A show stripes (cf. Figure S1 in the supporting information).
However, there is less attention to apply the constraint-based modeling for the quantitative analysis of signaling pathways.
Applying the constraint variational method, the quantitative deformation lemma, and topological degree theory, we see that the equation has one least energy sign-changing solution u.
The parameters and are obtained from the mean matrix by applying the constraint that, and RK is obtained in terms of var by rearranging (10).
We further applied the constraint that a given scalp topography must be observed for at least 20 ms in the group-averaged data.
When applying the constraint using ΔF G with TBLUP, ΔF IBD substantially exceeded the desired ΔF d.
