Sentence examples for constraint capacity from inspiring English sources

In Figures 12 and 13, except two downward lines, there is one upward line and one almost steady line, indicating the constraint capacity against freedom capacity.

The distinctive features of the proposed PMS formulation include: jobs with variable weights, variable machine setup time, constraint capacity of drilling pads (where machines are allocated), and modified tardiness criterion.

On this basis, the power allocation problem in cooperative communication generally aims to solve the weighted throughput extremum and mitigate the inter-cell interference, including two types: One needs to maximize the sum rates with constraint capacity, written as Type I.

The theoretical limit based on the constellation constraint capacity (CCC) [18] is used to evaluate the gap in E b /N0 values between that required to achieve a low enough BER (=10−5) and the theoretical limit CCC for a set of N possible transmitted symbols a is given by C = log 2 ( N ) − 1 N · ∑ k = 0 N − 1 E log 2 ∑ i = 0 N − 1 exp − | a k + w − a i | 2 − | w | 2 2 σ 2, (12).

In contrast, integer counting is irrelevant in the VPG because a constraint capacity is assigned to each edge.

Appendix 1 contains the model objective function, flow constraints, capacity constraints, time constraints, and non-negativity and integrality constraints.

The objective subjects to various technical and environmental constraints, including demand constraints, mass balance constraints, capacity constraints, emission constraints, renewable energy constraints and other technical constraints.

The MCF problem can be expressed as a linear programming problem by satisfying a series of constraints: capacity constraints, flow conservation, and demand satisfaction.

Second, this paper applies a simple, yet powerful, tool for rapid assessment to identify key actors, their linkages, constraints, capacity, and incentives.

"We're racing against the clock to be as ready for it as we can be, knowing that we have funding constraints, capacity constraints, and that we still need to get more supplies into the country".

Routes are then obtained by cutting the sequence just at the point before problem constraints (capacity and time) are violated.