Sentence examples for by different constraints from inspiring English sources

Security level reconfiguration biased by different constraints has to be considered in order to improve network security.

Specifically, MiniDisCo and BPSS2 outperform F35-NMF in the sense of AME but the result is quite the reverse in the sense of SME, which is caused by different constraints in MiniDisCo and F35-NMF.

Power conditioning for such application is usually driven by different constraints: high step-down conversion ratio is required if the input voltage of such equipment has to be compatible with photovoltaic sources that are connected to grid-connected inverters; galvanic isolation; high efficiency and low mass.

The site-selection procedure was limited by different constraints operating at each conservation scenario.

Differences in the recruitment strategies between the qualitative study and the Delphi survey are explained by the different constraints and objectives of each study.

DEPs were obtained by applying different constraints for significance tests and/or fold-change cutoffs based on the average SpC of the protein from multiple runs.

We examined at each node if there is support for one area over another: we constrained the ancestral state of the node to one area and compared the harmonic means (an estimator of marginal likelihoods) between runs under different constraints by calculating the Bayes factor between them.

The orientation dependence on the melt-extruded films was explained by the different constraint effects of crystalline lamellae to the tie-chains at each orientation.

It results from the reduction of the design space when taking into account the correlation between the different constraints imposed by every dimension of the design space.

In the this case the battery power is pure magnitude constraint as may be imposed by an interfacing converter but different constraints can be readily applied on charging and discharging.

Furthermore, the SES allowed the EU food policy maker to play its policy role in realistic new circumstances while being confronted with the behaviour of its main stakeholders (industry and consumers) under the different constraints created by the contrasting scenarios.