Sentence examples for constraining requirements from inspiring English sources

Energy consumption is one of the most constraining requirements for the development and implementation of wireless sensor networks.

The apparently constraining requirements on eye shape in nocturnal teleost reef fish are similar to what has been observed in terrestrial amniotes, where the strongest correlation between structure (OPT) and function (ocular image formation) is found at Pagel's λ of 0.01 [ 28].

Miniaturization of existing hollow-fiber polymer membranes is constrained by requirements for high driving pressures for circulation and convective clearance.

The tradeoff between more precise reconstructions and constrained storage requirements depends on the specific application, and this can significantly influence the physical implementation of CS in images, especially with embedded systems and FPGAs, where storage is limited.

This is especially true for the Guidance, Navigation and Control system (GNC) for which the particular environment of Near Earth Objects (NEO) both constrains the requirements and allows some flexibility in the design.

The regulations include details of tougher capital requirements constraining the ability of those institutions to fund their operations with borrowed money.

Following this way of working PriS ends up suggesting a number of implementation techniques based on the privacy requirements constraining the respective goals.

In both cases, the heroines are challenged and constrained by the requirements of tradition, but they are also self-aware and free to choose, however painful the choices.

And paradoxically, despite the persistent and growing emphasis on autonomy, most school practitioners consider themselves constrained by government requirements to a far greater extent than their forbears in 1975.

The model is constrained by two requirements.

The nested production Leontief/CES technology requirements constrain production levels.