The novel algorithm optimizes wheel torque outputs in real time, constraining against power management, traction control, chassis configuration, actuator limits, and fault-case limitations.
When constructed without constraining against negative branch lengths, the tree contains negative branches in both Reptilia and mammals, suggesting homoplasy in the extent of retention of LCNS (fig. 4 B ). Vestiges of LCNS were found across the amniote tree when search parameters were relaxed to identify shorter less similar Blast matches (ca. 100 bp, e-value = 1 × 10−10).
Let's see how the kids are set up" — are never remotely sufficient, yet we feel constrained against saying more.
But analysts cautioned that central bankers may now feel constrained against further easing: inflation is growing, particularly as oil hovers near $100 a barrel.
Theory exists for minimal mass tensegrity structures under compressive loads, constrained against local buckling of members.
The beams are clamped at one end, and constrained against unilateral contact sites near the other end.
Law operates to give structures within which science and technology are not only constrained against risk, but within which science and technology's own internal competitions are shaped by patents and intellectual property rights (Howells et al., 2007).
The physical aging behavior of amorphous polylactide constrained against polystyrene in layers of 300 nm, thanks to the layer multiplying co extrusion process, was investigated by fast scanning calorimetry (FSC).
Narayan contrasts the "bargainers with patriarchy" with both the "dupes of patriarchy," who completely subscribe to patriarchal norms and practices of their culture and impose them on themselves, having none but deformed desires, and the "prisoners of patriarchy," who are constrained against their will and consent by external forces imposed by their culture (pp. 418, 422).
Sales in the industry have been on a three-month slide, and now Wall Street is looking at July as the month that confirms that budgets are being constrained "against their will," or shows high energy costs aren't taking that big a bite out of wallets.
[bɪnɡan] :ngan-bu-ni 's/he hit me' [ŋanbʊnɪ] If Wagiman constrained against heterorganic clusters and assimilated them for place, as English does, these words would surface as [maŋŋaɖaɫ], [bɪŋɡan], and [ŋa'm'bʊnɪ].
