Sentence examples for capture constraints from inspiring English sources

The proposed long-distance mutual exclusion (londex) can capture constraints over actions and facts not only at the same time step but also across multiple steps.

The technique can also apparently enhance low light imagery — a perennial holy grail of smartphone makers, given the inevitable light capture constraints on small sensors.

The latter mainly includes the constraints related to carbon dioxide and hydrogen, such as hydrogen storage constraints and carbon dioxide capture constraints.

Our model was specifically designed to capture constraints in corticobasal ganglia systems, which are upstream of motor execution neurons, such as those recorded in previous countermanding tasks.

First, union presence is associated with more intensive use of most margins, even after the effect of nominal wage rigidity is taken into account (which therefore appears to be capturing constraints not explained by unionism), so that although unions may constrain wage flexibility in ways not uncovered by the survey, they may well facilitate the use of alternative labor cost-cutting strategies.

Thus, the hidden layer represents nucleosome locations along the genome, and captures constraints on these locations nucleosomes do not overlap and have minimal-linker region between them.

Standard solutions from the literature on reasoning about action are inadequate because they cannot capture integrity constraints in spatial data.

When ACME creates a node for each of these mappings, it also creates links which capture the constraints mentioned above.

Thus, the hourly wage of each agent can vary across jobs of different sectors, and the set of available jobs is allowed to be individual-specific to capture quantity constraints that are determined by market equilibrium conditions and negotiations between unions and employers within each sector.

To provide a solution for the proxy debate, Almeida (2007) suggested tangibility of assets as an alternative or facilitating measure to capture financial constraints; it gauges the effect of tangibility on cash flow sensitivity of investment through the tangibility credit multiplier approach.

Aharoni reported his findings to Harel, but the logistics of staging a capture, budgetary constraints, and the need to focus on the nation's deteriorating relationship with Egypt led the Mossad chief to call a halt to the operation in 1962.