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Constraining the space of solutions in this way, we call the physical variables d weak solutions of the Cauchy problem (4), if they are classical solutions wherever they are continuously differentiable, and if at discontinuities (shocks) they satisfy additional conditions in order to be physically reasonable (we elaborate on these conditions below).

In [5] the action model improved the efficiency of the tracking algorithm by constraining the space of possible solutions only to the most feasible postures while performing a particular action, thus avoiding estimating postures which are not likely to occur during an action.

The implementation allows for a systematic exploration and manipulation of every underlying component of a large-scale brain network model (BNM), such as the neural mass model governing the local dynamics or the structural connectivity constraining the space time structure of the network couplings.

This trapping can be achieved by sterically constraining the space available for domain motion leading to a higher structural rigidity.

Taken together, our study has several implications: first, we establish the importance of task instructions in determining performance in the TI paradigm and show that prior knowledge that item relations are transitive facilitates inference performance and the development of hierarchy knowledge, likely by constraining the space of possible task solutions.

Among the intergenic spacers from 5 to 8 bps the SD motif of a gene overlaps the previous stop codon, thus constraining the spacing length and stop codon usage of the previous gene.

My departure from Southern Weekend came as the editors capitulated to government pressure and quickly constrained the space for open discourse.

Meanwhile a high fiscal deficit and debt levels "would constrain the space to respond proactively to future large negative growth shocks".

This dynamic occurs because the organization's governance structures, problem solving routines and communication patterns constrain the space in which it searches for new solutions.

The aim of this paper is to constrain the space and time changes in hedge structure, within a historical hedged landscape, in order to better quantify the dynamics of A-horizons geometry.

Sequencing both ends of a DNA fragment of known length produces not only two sequences but also their relative placement information, which can be exploited to constrain the space of possible assemblies.