Sentence examples for constrained the performance from inspiring English sources

However, lack of funds to support the work of the selected community representatives, limited time for deliberations, short notice for the meetings, and lack of feedback on the approved priorities constrained the performance of the community representatives.

The p-doping problem in p-GaN layer also constrains the performance of photoanode, which results in low hole mobility at room temperature.

In data-scarce environments such as SSA, uncertainty in parameter values constrains the performance of detailed process-based models, often forcing model users to 'guess' (or set to default values) parameters that are seldom measured in practice.

For instance, the production of one acoustic feature near its biomechanical limit can constrain the performance of other important vocal features [10] [13].

However, it is clear that a chief factor constraining the performance of the TSP cardiomyopathy classifier is the low fidelity of diagnostic decisions upon which it was trained.

After the reactor was operated with the control strategy, the floatation and washout of ANAMMOX sludge became constrained and the performance improved.

A basis function approach, which represents the design space by linearly combining the hydrodynamic performance coefficients of a diverse set of basis platform geometries, was taken as the most straightforward way of physically constraining the platform hydrodynamic performance.

"Oak Ridge is probably the best site in the world at providing additional power, but a lot of other centres are limited in their power and cooling infrastructure and so for them their facilities do constrain the amount of performance that they can get".

The TFFC project should address the problems constraining the development and performance of NCPs to ensure that they serve as a base to introduce innovations into the community.

This points to the need to expand this first attempt with more sophisticated ways of representing the constrained hydrodynamic performance variables.

In particular, photonic networks-on-chip suffer from considerable power loss, which affects the network scalability and impacts the performance by constraining the total number of wavelengths and hence the available bandwidth.