Sentence examples similar to constrained operations from inspiring English sources

Die assembly is a highly constrained process including a variety of part handling, measurement and surface finishing operations.

Machine tool configuration and fixture constrain operations in process planning.

This constrains operations and saps resources – mainly from data analysis.

In addition, the allowable temperature profile along the microdistillation chip constrained its operation.

By delaying the payment or paying in three installments, the agency could hold on to cash, but that could also constrain Labor Department operations, the postal inspector general said.

National-security team members argued back that terrorists like bin Laden probably had "sleepers" in the financial system, who were poised to wreak havoc on American assets, and that cyberwarfare would be one way to constrain terrorist operations.

This might constrain the operations of a rival, JetBlue, which leases slots from American and competes with US Airways to provide price competition on routes favoured by the nation's politicians.

The weakened economy severely constrains government operations.

Over the long run, Medicare price cuts do not result in hospitals shifting costs to other payers or to more-profitable services; they instead constrain overall operations and resource use.

Remote laboratories allow students and trainees to fully access experiments while providing the necessary guidance and constraining operation to avoid dangerous situations.

This analysis provides important insight for process design when slow tube-side flows, or low Schmidt numbers (coincident with gases) constrain operation of hollow fibre membrane contactors to the low Gz range.