Sentence examples for constrained context from inspiring English sources

We discuss how two projects being conducted within the group, Multi-Attribute Resource Intermediary (MARI) and Wherehoo, can be combined to exploit the functionality afforded by a brokering architecture in a geographically constrained context.

We demonstrate that a major difficulty in training any RNN is the problem of exploding gradients, and we propose a solution to this in the case of tracking problems, by introducing a stabilization matrix and by using carefully constrained context units.

In this paper, we presented several local operations on the visual primitives presented in Ref. [9], which produce a robust representation of visual scenes, some of them making use of the (still locally constrained) context.

The telephone was a one-to-one experience; email linked friends and colleagues; Facebook extended this to friends of friends but virtual worlds offer – as Twitter does in a more constrained context – the opportunity to link with anyone on the planet sharing similar interests.

In an increasingly constrained context with severe requirements of quality, safety and environment respect, a building-integrated photovoltaic (BIPV) involves advanced local energy management rather than photovoltaic (PV) power permanent grid injection.

But it turns out she meant that in very constrained context: "People misunderstood that phrase.

As countries strive to strengthen their health systems in resource constrained contexts, policy makers need to know how best to improve the performance of their health systems.

To address the former, we combine a bespoke design of the user experience tailored so as to constrain context, with a deep learning approach based on Recurrent Convolutional Neural Networks, to identify failures to follow the movement protocol.

How is the city viewed in the low carbon transition: as an actor able to influence developments, as a niche in which innovations contributing to transitions can be tried and tested or as a regime that forms the constraining context for transformations?

Yet such innovation is often constrained by context.

All else equal, a highly constrained policymaking context is expected to lower the potential policy stakes of a given election.