Sentence examples for changing constraints from inspiring English sources

But unlike most couriers, aid donors operate amid chaos, with rapidly changing constraints (surges of people, outbreaks of disease, attacks by warlords).

Focusing on the complex relationship between geography and social development, he emphasizes humanity's capacity to adapt to the changing constraints and opportunities presented over time.

"We have hypothesized that natural and built systems both develop similarly in response to changing constraints, and some principles of evolution may be common to both types of systems," said the paper's lead author Samantha Hartzell.

Real time optimization (RTO) has been one of the most exciting research issues in process systems engineering because it allows us to handle the dynamically changing constraints while keeping the optimality of the plant operation.

This method is based on the maximum entropy principle of thermodynamics and involves the assumption that the evolution of a system can be described using a relatively small set of slowly changing constraints imposed by the external and internal dynamics of the system.

Furthermore, our method can easily accommodate variable frame rates, with changing constraints.

We investigate the effect of changing constraint length of both the inner and the outer codes and the effect of changing encoding block size.

With self-tracking we end up optimising our behaviour within the existing constraints rather than changing the constraints to begin with.

Digital is changing the constraints under which every business, and every domain of strategy, operates.

At the same time, real-time animation necessitates flexible systems that can adapt and react in an online fashion to changing external constraints.

In this paper, a previously proposed model-based framework and methodology for multi-disciplinary design optimization of haptic devices is further developed to enable situated design scenarios, i.e. design cases that may be characterized by changing requirements, constraints, and/or performance objectives, driven by the knowledge gained in the design and optimization process itself.