Sentence examples for constrained term from inspiring English sources

Denitrification is the most poorly constrained term in the nitrogen (N) budgets of northern hardwood forests due to extraordinary complexity in soil, hydrology and ecosystem processes.

In this construction, the Lagrange multiplier represents a particular tradeoff between the term being maximized and the constrained term.

In the current technique, the constrained term is applied to the tumor ROI to preserve the tumor volumes, and NMI is used to perform the alignment.

Column 3 in Figure 4 also shows a slight mismatch in the edge of the diseased breast, since the tumor is large and the constrained term dominates the registration algorithm over the tumor area, leading to the preservation of the tumor volume but to the small mismatch of surrounding tissues.

"We don't have the actual land space because it's constrained in terms of AONB, it's constrained in terms of greenbelt, constrained particularly in terms of flood plains and flood risk area.

If the concession was made in terms of usability or energy efficiently, it would mean the users would be constrained in terms of space, movement, autonomy, or even all of the three.

Carmakers without a diesel in their lineup are severely constrained in terms of growth prospects.

I think we have to be more constrained in terms of our ambition.

Until the investigation is complete, I'm necessarily constrained in terms of talking about the details of the case.

With regard to this particular case, I'm completely constrained in terms of what I can say.

The lithological PTB is well constrained in terms of U-Pb dates at Dongpan, Penglaitan and Meishan25.