Based on the report's findings, Freedom House developed a numerical system for measuring national Internet freedom based on constraints such as content censorship, limited or no access to certain websites, banned technologies, surveillance methods and more.
These selected nodes are a sub-set of the entire sensor nodes and are selected based on constraints such as the hop relay allowed for relaying data packets.
The Isidis Planitia region on Mars usually is regarded as a comparably attractive site for landing missions based on engineering constraints such as elevation and smooth regional topography.
This work proposes the concept of the Virtual Machine (VM) cluster migration, meaning that services could be migrated to various clouds based on different constraints such as computational resources and better economical offerings.
Which solution makes the most sense based on your constraints such as budget, personnel resources and time?
The heterogeneity of JA accumulation within elicited leaves that we report here is an example of an "unpredictable" plant defense response to herbivory; each elicited leaf has a different patchwork pattern of JA accumulation based on certain constraints (such as vascular connectivity and conjugation efficiency).
This suggests that GPs' decisions are not solely influenced by the relevant evidence base: practical constraints, such as physician time, effort, and reward, are also important.
Optimal cache and Virtual Machine (VM) placement and migration, and optimal routing based on several new constraints such as system load, network infrastructure, user satisfaction and migration cost is designed.
The selection of fuel cladding material is based on many design constraints, such as neutron absorption cross section, service temperature, mechanical strength, toughness, neutron radiation resistance, thermal expansion, thermal conductivity, and chemical compatibility.
In general, the aforementioned works optimize the allocation of LSPs based on different QoS constraints such as bandwidth, packet loss, and end-to-end delay, e.g., [48].
