Sentence examples for constrained I from inspiring English sources

As indicated in [12], a fully constrained (i.e. ASC-constrained and ANC-constrained) estimate can be obtained in least-squares sense by solving the optimization problems in Eq. (6) and Eq. (7) simultaneously.

Such events usually involve large quantities of flammable vapor clouds which are constrained i.e. enclosed or confined.

For shell and tube heat exchangers, the decision on the best technique to apply is dependent on the side that is constrained i.e. shell side or tube side.

Our results confirm that C N P ratios within the microbial biomass were constrained (i.e. homeostatic) under near optimum soil conditions.

This is explained by the fact that the collaborations among researchers in the early years of the conference were geographically constrained, i.e., a collaboration between researchers of different institutions was rare.

Another explanation for sex-specific telomere length patterns is that female and male telomere dynamics may be differentially constrained, i.e. telomere length can only evolve within sex-specific fixed limits.

The number of clusters to use was chosen by evaluating the ability to constrain (i.e. correctly predict) the input parameters from the model output in the inverse metamodelling, using from 1 to 20 clusters within the calibration set.

Necessity constrains: I must obey.

Now, we define our sources by normalizing two of these constrained sources, i.e.: S i = ( U i − U i ̄ ) / σ U i, i=1,2.

Standardizing involves first estimating the model parameters α g, β g, and γ ig for each gene by least squares constraining ∑ i n i γ ^ i g = 0 The pooled variance for each gene across all samples is (2) σ ^ g 2 = 1 N ∑ i j (Y i j g − α ^ g − X β ^ g − γ ^ i g ) 2 where N is the total number of samples.

I loved the creative process so much that I felt constrained if I planned a book.