Sentence examples for constrained by the depth from inspiring English sources

The degree of parallelism is constrained by the depth of a computation, i.e., the longest chain of dependencies among its operations [46].

The tectonic conditions under which temperatures of 150°C to 250°C are reached during earthquake slip can be simply constrained by the relationships among depth, slip displacement, and frictional coefficient in the fault gouge.

We also estimated heat flow from BSR depths, evaluated the error, and modeled the shallow thermal structure constrained by the temperature at BSR depths.

They represent a means of potentially improving the treatment performance of the conventional pond systems by integrating the beneficial aspects of emergent macrophytes without being constrained by the requirements of shallow water depth (Dalu et al. 2012; Wanda et al. 2015).

However, BSR depths constrained by the pressure temperature conditions have also been used as an effective method for heat flow estimation (e.g., Yamano et al. 1982).

The findings of this study are limited by the relatively small cohort sizes, the study design being constrained by the costs of the in-depth CVD screening.

S-wave velocities at depth have been constrained by the modeling of P-wave receiver functions (RF) from both temporary and permanent broadband seismic stations.

The probability models were constrained by the alluvial boundary of the Central Valley to a depth of approximately 300 m.

There are maximally five profiles calculated by the LEC constrained by the gliding angle range by setting the desired diving depth to 1000 m and the waypoints distance to 6 km.

The shallow injection depth considered in this paper is constrained by the range of applicability of TOUGH2, which does not account for supercritical fluids.

We then determined the optimum depth-dependent viscosity model (Model 4), which was constrained by the observed deformation characteristics summarized in "Characteristics of postseismic deformation" section.