Sentence examples for bound is imposed on from inspiring English sources
Sufficient conditions are provided under which a hard bound is imposed on the system performance measure.
We further adjust QP depending on whether the target bit is positive or negative and a lower bound is imposed on the texture bits.
By using the relation "a triggers b", a lower bound is imposed on the timestamps of events b as they cannot appear before their matching event a. Events between two consecutive events b are then adjusted to respect this constraint.
Depending on the amount of header bits, the remaining number of bits for texture can be too small; in this case, a lower bound is imposed on the texture bits given by (11).
We consider an uncertain variant of the knapsack problem in which the weight of the items is not exactly known in advance, but belongs to a given interval, and an upper bound is imposed on the number of items whose weight differs from the expected one.
In particular, if no bound is imposed on negative prizes, the expected total effort can be arbitrarily close to the highest possible effort inducible when all contestants have the maximum ability with certainty.
No time bound can be imposed on how long the Turing machine will take to output the value.
The lower bound of ε was imposed on the function to reduce round-off errors in floating point arithmetic and to allow for robustness against contaminating peaks when used in a Bayesian system.
FBA was performed for the chosen scenario, carbon-limited aerobic growth in glucose minimal medium with forced acetate secretion (see Methods section), with the following constraints: Glucose uptake was limited to a rate of at most 11.0 mmol gDW−1 h−1, and a lower bound of 6.4 mmol gDW−1 h−1 was imposed on the acetate export flux.
Unlike the ILP formulation for DBR, which imposes constraints on end-to-end blocking probabilities, the blocking probability constraints for LDBR are imposed on individual links with the end-to-end blocking probabilities estimated using the union bound.
