Sentence examples for constrained object from inspiring English sources

Each class definition for a temporal constrained object is translated into a Prolog rule with constraint-solving capability.

This unnecessary data transmission can be costly to the already constrained objects.

We present a novel programming concept called temporal constrained objects for modeling of dynamic systems.

Caging aims at constraining objects like a bird cage.

Several mechanisms for smart object communication security are available that include security models such as the resurrected duckling model that provide simple authentication and key distribution mechanisms and hardware-assisted encryption implementations that enable strong encryption support even for computationally constrained smart object microprocessors.

So far, the proposed compression techniques have not been designed for network constrained moving objects, while on the other hand, existing map matching algorithms do not take compression aspects into consideration.

Finally, Collingwood devotes his final sections to a topic left unaddressed by Croce: the problem of whether or what way the responses of the audience can constrain the object presented by the artist.

The relative locations of the different parts of an object are constrained by the geometry of the object.

System evolution, driven by a decrease in the total Gibbs energy, occurs by migration of objects constrained by rather complex contact conditions.

Accordingly, they constitute the world's "fixed form" (2.022 3): the character of any possible world is constrained by the objects because all possible atomic states of affairs are configurations of them (On Wittgenstein's conception of possibility, the notion of an "alien" Tractarian object — one which is merely possible — is not even intelligible).

However, MOT appears constrained by principles of object segmentation and grouping, where effectively grouped, coherent objects, but not necessarily biological objects, are tracked most successfully.