However, this is specific to this small and constrained knowledge base, and eliminating undesirable models by gradually adding axioms in this fashion is clearly a solution of little practical use, as it is domain-specific and tedious.
In addition to that, let us assume some constraining knowledge about the dependent variables, for example, the flux positivity for irreversible reactions: for some i ∈ [1; r].
The possibility of using pyroclastic deposits is promising for obtaining a wider distribution of sampling sites, which may better allow us to constrain our knowledge on the geomagnetic secular variation.
The work presented in this study overcomes these limitations by proposing a novel neurorobotic model that has a macro-architecture constrained by knowledge held on brain, encompasses a rather general mental rotation mechanism, and incorporates a biologically plausible decision making mechanism.
Constraining our knowledge of the terrestrial OoL is the primary aim of many, but not all, approaches to the OoL.
Less attention has been paid to responses to climate change taking place outside of formalised policy channels, constraining our knowledge of these interventions.
However, the translation of fundamental biology into functioning solution is often constrained by knowledge-gaps.
With national elections scheduled for spring, Mr. Singh's government faces political pressure to take some action against Pakistan, constrained by the knowledge that war and near-war in the past have not achieved the results that were sought.
And the risk committee of a big bank will always be constrained by the knowledge and ability of board members, very few of whom understand the risks in large financial institutions today.
In his remarks, Mr. Bush said turning over Ms. Miers's White House documents would undermine the ability of presidents to receive confidential, unfettered advice from White House officials who might be constrained by the knowledge that such advice could be made public.
