Sentence examples for constrained numbers from inspiring English sources

In this regard, all modern proteins regardless of being well-folded; intrinsical unstructured and membrane-associated might be all diverged from the constrained numbers of the primordial proteins which were randomly created in unsalted oceans.

The other option is to accept lower brain death rates and constrained numbers of deceased organ donors as a consequence of maintaining approaches that limit end-of-life interventions and futile care and that encourage advance care planning, treatment limitation and dying in community and hospice settings.

The problem of the FA in the CR networks can be informally described as follows: given a set of the transceivers with the CR capabilities, a network of the PU transceivers with the administrative licenses and priority access rights to the radio frequency spectrum, and predefined constrained number of the frequencies, we wish to efficiently assign radio frequencies to the CR users.

Constrain number of tracks per stable period (B)  .

Constrain number of targets per frame (A)   4.

This is indicated with the constraining number of carriers that operate along the route between the country pair.

The non-zero Bernstein parameters, αi's, are the free-parameters and are constrained in number to be twice the number of pinned zeros in ZP.

If their structure is not appropriately constrained, the number of frequent patterns (and therefore the number of candidate patterns that need to be generated) can be infinite.

Taxa are proteomes, technically infinite in number, but constrained by the numbers of FFs they can hold.

Germany had limited access to oil, and thus to aviation fuel, and this constrained the number of missions the Luftwaffe could fly.

Allaby constrained the number of options by assuming a proportion of the observed values would fall into each precursor category.