Sentence examples for array constraints from inspiring English sources

Moreover, we point out that equiripple minimum phase digital filters consume more hardware resources than Chebyshev type II digital filters, although the first one deal better with the field-programmable gate array constraints when more bits are used to implement the digital filter.

As satellite payload electrical power system requirements continue to grow, satellite systems employing flat panel arrays have reached limits set by either on-orbit dynamics that limit the size and shape of the deployed array, mass constraints set by the launch vehicle, or by the limits set by the volume constraints of the launch shroud.

Mr Khatami, a shrewd, well-educated man with impeccable religious credentials, will have to operate amid an array of constraints.

Though it has been a public company for more than a decade, Air Canada remains subject to an array of constraints imposed by the government, another way in which being a near-monopoly has proved a nuisance.

For sparse data areas, the choice of methods knows a wider array of constraints.

With per-antenna array power constraints, the surrogate duality of the max-min beamforming was investigated in [27].

Moreover, the CB approach requires doubling the number of electrodes of the array, bringing constraints on the MEA microfabrication and associated electronics.

Agricultural development in the Maldive Islands has long been impeded by the existence of a formidable array of constraints.

Our study provides evidence that MSRs are large, highly polymorphic regions in our genome with multimodal size distributions and minimal array length constraints, independent of genomic localization, protein coding potential, and unit size.

Per-array power constraints of 18.2 dBm per subcarrier (i.e., uniform allocation of 46 dBm).

Indeed, the existence of an orthogonal array of k constraints, s levels, strength 2, and index unity is combinatorially equivalent to the existence of a set of k − 2 mutually orthogonal Latin squares of order s.