Sentence examples for constrained cost from inspiring English sources

The constrained cost function of TRTap thus can be written as min J ̂ ( w ̂ ) = E ( | w ̂ H A r ~ m | 2 - v ) 2 subject to w ̂ H ( n ) × AF m HF m H ( n ) c ( 0 ) = 1 (20).

The new power constrained cost function then becomes J m + 1 = δ W k m + 1 2 + Re λ * D k m − S k m W k m + 1 X k m + α max, k P y m + 1 − C 2 z. (37).

The two most employed algorithms are those based on finding the maximum common substructure (MCS) between the reactants and products [21, 22] and those optimizing some constrained cost function.

The resulting constrained cost function is known to possess a unique minimum which should in theory make the reconstruction results independent of how we initialize the optimization algorithm.

Chicken houses are sprayed with residual insecticides as part of the current ZVL control strategy in Brazil (40), but this spraying is constrained by costs of materials and availability of trained personnel.

Because of the endlessly complicated interplay of geology and geopolitics, access to petroleum resources is increasingly constrained, costs have soared and energy projects are becoming more complex.

Techniques for ordering the test cases may be required to support test case selection, for instance, to address constrained costs of running and analyzing the complete test suite and to improve the rate of failure detection.

This dissertation work demonstrates how techniques from the fields of integrated optics and integrated acoustics can be brought to bear on the challenges of holographic projection and display (for example, how to meet the large pixel requirement of holography while constraining cost and complexity).

This is probably more about constraining cost increases rather than reducing costs, because the demand for information technology is still going up.

A strong version of the public option, in which a public insurance plan uses Medicare rates to compensate providers, has the potential to seriously constrain cost growth: The Commonwealth Fund's Commission on a High Performance Health System projects savings of up to 30% against private insurance plans.

Obama's submission to the prestigious publication ― the first ever by a sitting president ― mainly consists of a predictably positive recounting of the Affordable Care Act's contributions to expanding health coverage, constraining cost growth, reforming how health care providers are paid, and improving patient safety.