Sentence examples for bounds imposed on from inspiring English sources

The design of this ADC takes into consideration the tight power bounds imposed on serial links by optimizing both the time-interleaved and the sub-ADC architecture.

In addition, he said, in the absence of restrictions, those who control corporations "could exceed the bounds imposed on their own contributions by diverting money through the corporation".

In the presence of bounds imposed on the state variables, the accuracy of the first two moments of the initial state distribution and prior distribution namely the means and covariance matrices, plays a significant role in the extended Kalman filter performance.

We prove that, for all the cases considered here, which can be solved in a manner similar to Lindman's approach, the bounds imposed on the Courant number for stability at the boundary are no more severe than the bound 1√2 required for stability of the interior scheme.

These schemes are not effective due to the unrealistic bounds imposed on the attackers.

Even with reasonable upper bounds imposed on the molecule size, the synthesis process may result in 108 molecules or more.

The bounds imposed by the cryptosystem on the size of the DCT and the arithmetic precision are derived, considering both the direct DCT algorithm and its fast version.

Initial boundary conditions which are positive and bounded are imposed on a closed and bounded set, and a finite-difference method is proposed to approximate the solutions of the fractional model.

The objective functions may meet energy or economic criteria, and the constraints are bounding conditions imposed on the design parameters.

In this way, we try to characterize with simple measures and under minimal assumptions how robust communication between core and periphery could be and which are the bounds imposed by the structure on global transport.

For k1 and k2, we resorted to wide ranges, with upper bounds imposed by physical constraints on diffusions (Segel 1975).