Sentence examples for constraint applied from inspiring English sources

This paper proposes a new method named optimization iterative algorithm based on nonnegative constraint applied to Allan variance analysis technique to estimate parameters of the random error terms.

Specifically, after source modeling (three spheres BERG method as conductive head volume, weighted minimum norm constraint applied to an "empirical" Bayesian approach), non-parametric bootstrap-based statistical analysis was performed to extract the significant spatiotemporal pattern of the TMS-evoked responses.

It is found that an intermediate constraint has the same effect on the average mode count as the same type of constraint applied at an end of the system.

The results indicate that the finite element model with one element across the plate thickness is an appropriate model to investigate the structural stress solutions for a rigid inclusion in a square plate to avoid the local effect of the reaction force due to the constraint applied to the rigid inclusion.

Compared to other collective rearrangement methods, the modification introduced by this algorithm consists in i) avoiding the particle-to-container shrinking procedure by allowing particles to sequentially settle down and ii) in a stability constraint applied to all the particles in the packing.

The shape of a coherent rhombohedral precipitate in a cubic matrix and its growth and dissolution during strain-constrained aging were investigated using a time-dependent Ginzburg-Landau kinetic model by taking into account the coupling between the constraint (applied) strain and the local strain.

This constraint applies also to the researchers that have received their funding.

This constraint applies to religious commitment and also to expensive taste.

(Each constraint applies at each point of the given spacelike hypersurface, so that there are actually 4 × ∞3 constraints: four for each point).

This constraint applies not only at the point of appropriation (with subsequent holdings being altogether unconstrained), but must be respected through time.

In our case, this constraint applies to the cell volume occupied by glycolytic enzymes, LDH, ACS, and mitochondria.