Sentence examples for constrained transition from inspiring English sources

We imposed a constrained transition matrix disallowing direct transitions between HDI and LDI states.

A new method of controller design with mixed constraint is presented, and a net reduction technique of Petri net fuses all the constrained places into one place whose marking is equal to the sum of the markings of the constrained places, and then compared with the constrained transitions.

The relative stability of each attractor's basin is expected to be relevant in constraining transitions among attractors.

The model was constrained using transition rates between flagella waveforms that were directly extracted from our experiments.

We have previously constrained the transition rate from post-reverse transcription to post-integration for the virus-producing cells of the second-phase decay to be quite low (with a half-life on the order of 1 week) [ 6- 8] 8].

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While receiving countries often have rigid regulations to guard against and constrain TFWs' transition from temporary status to permanent residence, some also actively choose permanent residents from among TFWs (Howe and Owens 2016).

An intact matrix protein layer may also constrain the transition to an open fusion pore and its expansion.

Calculations of the model residuals confirms that the non-constrained transition matrix models the regulatory network more accurately (Additional File 3).

The chapter especially focuses on the new Kerberos features introduced in Windows Server 2003: constrained delegation and protocol transition, KDC key version numbers, and user-to-user authentication.

Consequently the transitions are constrained so that states that end with some nucleotide Y can only transition to states that start with the same nucleotide Y, thus forcing transitions that obey the overlap between adjacent states (Fig. 2 b).