Sentence examples for constrain network from inspiring English sources
Does the need to carry out more than one function severely constrain network architecture?
For example, sparsification algorithms make growth sublinear but cannot constrain network size (model order) in a predefined range in nonstationary environments.
Some insights have been gained into features of their network topology through the discovery of graph theoretic patterns that constrain network dynamics.
We study bottleneck constrained network upgrading problems.
GeoSpray has a similar performance when compared to Spray and Wait in this resource constrained network scenario.
The objective of this study is to design a methodology for routing of hazardous wastes between the generating units and the disposal facilities through a capacity constrained network.
One of the major issues in the mobile ad hoc networks is the performance - in a dynamically varying topology; the nodes are expected to be power-aware because of the bandwidth constrained network.
The disturbance in the system of skeletal torsional vibrations with some suppressive effect (constraining network dynamics by amino-MMT) is exhibited by disappearance of absorption around 170 cm−1 in all the nanocomposites under study.
Results show that our PA-RND problem optimizes the LAN topological design obtaining better results than current network design problems such as reliability constrained network design (RCND), minimum spanning tree (MST) or minimum cost ring (MCR).
Moreover, compared with the relevant research results on structural controllability with minimum driver nodes, the proposed solution methodology may also be applied to other constrained network optimization problems beyond complete controllability with minimum control nodes.
Using recent work on degree constrained network design problems (Nutov, 2008) [26], we give constant ratio approximation algorithms for various broadcast and convergecast problems, improving the previously best known approximation Ω(⌊1/logn⌋) by Elkin et al.
