Sentence examples for constrained characteristics from inspiring English sources
It motivated the development of a heuristic classification approach, focusing on the resource constrained characteristics of embedded systems.
With the integration of wind power and photovoltaic power, optimal operation of hydrothermal power system becomes great challenge due to its non-convex, stochastic and complex-coupled constrained characteristics.
This relationship is expected from the significant correlation of T2 with the physicochemical characteristics of proteins such as secondary structures and hydropathy, which indicates that T2 is primarily constrained by characteristics acting on proteins but not on DNA.
As a first approximation, our approach assumes that spatial uncertainty (i.e., the variation among values assigned to a location by such a collection of maps) is constrained by characteristics of the reference map, regardless of how the map was produced.
The ability to simplify ART delivery and lower cost is constrained by characteristics of the available ARV regimens, including their resistance barrier, safety, tolerability, efficacy, toxicities, monitoring requirements, and cost of manufacturing.
Modules may also constrain benthic characteristics and related processes within certain ecological boundaries and help explain their overall spatio-temporal variation.
The amplitude of this radio emission is used to constrain the characteristics of the primary particle: arrival direction, energy and nature.
Here we find that while Jupiter's obliquity may constrain its characteristics it does not rule out a long-lived massive (compared to the mass of the Galilean satellites) disk.
First, I will show how the CMB is a very powerful tool to constrain the characteristics of dark matter particles, as it strongly constrains dark matter annihilation.
Genome size can constrain several characteristics that can underpin invasive success, including minimum generation time, seed mass, growth rate and specific leaf area (Leitch and Bennett 2007).
The taxonomic and metabolic compositions of microbial communities are both shaped and constrained by the characteristics of their local environment (Alsop et al. 2014).
