Sentence examples for constraint concepts from inspiring English sources

We present the method for surveying the literature on architectural constraint concepts, and provide a taxonomy covering various definitions of architectural styles and patterns.

The improvement and application of the 'fuzzy' constraint concept (e.g. details about position or constraint type specific weighting) is a focus of our ongoing work.

Table 3 List of multidimensional star schema conformity constraints Concept Constraints Description Fact Fact conformity (CFC) Fact name must coincide with the name of one relation and all measures must be numeric and non-key attributes Measure conformity (CMC) All fact measures must belong only to the list of the non-key attributes of the relation having the same fact name.

Depending on time constraints, the concepts of divergence, Bhattacharrya distance, and scattered matrices are presented and commented on.

Rogers Stirk Harbour say that their tower's distinctive wedge did not come from any desire to create an iconic form, but was the natural consequence of its constraints and concept.

Time constraints from concept to production in modern engineering often limit the opportunity for a thorough statistical analysis of a system.

Softening of contract constraints: the concept of property rights and capital payment period.

(2)  Softening of contract constraints: the concept of property rights and capital payment period  .

If time was constrained due to patient illness or time limitation due to treatment appointment or patient time constraints, the concept elicitation portion and the cognitive interview review of a separate questionnaire and the BPI-sf "worst" pain, "average" pain items, and the usability of the handheld device were priority questions.

The first person to bring together these two sets of seemingly contrasting concepts (constraint and evolvability) and mechanisms (adaptation and development) was Rupert Riedl.

Neurath's crusade for unified science against speculative metaphysics and the connected challenge of understanding the social and objective nature of scientific knowledge drove him in 1931 to adopt physicalism as the chief constraint on scientific concepts and theories.