Sentence examples for constraining the scale from inspiring English sources

This is a difficult calculus because the bulk of costs arise simply from animal husbandry, constraining the scale of any screening.

Constraining the relative error (top panel of Figure 9) is slightly more costly than constraining the scaled error (bottom panel).

These approaches cause heterogeneous dielectric stacks (or interfaces) and give rise to difficulty in controlling the film thickness, thereby constraining the scaling of gate dielectric thickness.

Despite all of Mount Union's football success, Kehres is widely respected by his peers, perhaps because he is known to kick field goals on first down or have players step out of bounds on breakaway runs to constrain the scale of a rout late in games.

The data are plotted as square root to constrain the scale to average concentrations.

The first is that the background illumination is smooth spatially [26, 32], and the second is to constrain the scale of the background illumination.

River water quality is used as feedback to constrain the scale of the new development within different thresholds in compliance with water quality standards.

The inclusion of such specific physiologic data seems to artificially constrain the scale's use [ 19] but needs to be further evaluated in future studies before excluding these items from the NEECHAM Scale.

In addition, since gradient data are mostly sensitive to the small spatial scales of the lithospheric fields, vector and scalar measurements are much needed for constraining the larger-scale lithospheric field structures (Friis-Christensen et al. 2006).

Molecular dynamics (MD) simulations were carried out under conditions similar to those of our macroscopic scale diffusion experiments to help constrain the pore scale models.

"This may constrain the time scale of planet formation" to less than 3 million years, Lada says.