Sentence examples for constraining the operation from inspiring English sources

This allows them to move forward without resources constraining the operation," company founder Lyal Avery told TechCrunch.

In many systems voltage stability and small-signal stability also play an important role in constraining the operation.

The results presented below extend this concept to postsynaptic terminals, the largest consumers of energy in the brain, and are consistent with energy use profoundly constraining the operation of the CNS.

But this has been challenged by big pharmaceutical companies, which use their intellectual property rights to constrain the operation of market forces to their benefit, and to the disadvantage of the world's poor.

Moreover, (8), (9), (11) and (12) should be added to this model to constrain the operation of PtG plants.

Membrane scaling constrains the operation of Reverse Osmosis (RO) forcing low water recovery, increasing brine amount and disposal cost.

By choosing biomass production rates, one can constrain the operation of the metabolic network to any given set of biomass measurements.

Based on this, one can elucidate the extent to which stoichiometry alone constrains the operation of brain metabolism, since the emerging picture is obtained without imposing specific functional constraints.

This might constrain the operations of a rival, JetBlue, which leases slots from American and competes with US Airways to provide price competition on routes favoured by the nation's politicians.

This approach could prove of value as a substitute for current approaches based on constraining the deconvolution operation (Zarinabad et al., 2013; Hautvast et al., 2012).

Simultaneously, the spark angle is maintained at a value so as to yield maximum brake torque while the emissions are reduced to negligibly low levels by constraining the engine operation to ultra-lean burn mode.