Sentence examples for constraint expressing from inspiring English sources

To achieve this control objective, we design and stabilize a virtual holonomic constraint expressing a relationship between the angles of the actuated and unactuated links.

This paper traces a way of generalization of the classical truss theory: in addition to the kinematic constraint expressing the distance between two nodes connected by a bar element, other similar constraints involving three and four nodes are introduced.

The integer constraint expressing the finish time of transactions (7) is the linearization of a maximum operator of the binary condition, which states if a transaction is finished or not.

The method exploits the use of rectangular branch currents as state variables of the system to perform a simple elimination of one of the currents involved in a constraint, expressing it as a linear function of the remaining ones.

But it is difficult to correctly formulate and use the constraint expressing toxicity due to the cumulative drug.

We use the Gaussian percentiles to define this constraint, expressed as an integer weight of the standard deviation.

The LASSO is a penalized least squares procedure that minimizes the residual sum of squares (RSS) subject to the non-differentiable constraint expressed in terms of the L 1 norm of the coefficients.

The last simulation waveforms in Fig. 10 and Fig. 11 indicate that the reactive power constraint expressed in (22) is well satisfied through the circulating current optimization control method proposed in Section 4.

Thus, the distributed RA strategy allows every user to minimize its power consumption, meeting at the same time its QoS constraint expressed in terms of target EGP, by selfishly allocating its transmission resources.

For each node, the ECMP scheme was designed to find the subset of neighbors of satisfying QoS requirement of data source and minimizing the total energy transmission by including in its set of constraints a geo-spatial constraint expressed by (12).

The return decision of the migrant is given by the maximisation of her utility U with respect to her own consumption in periods 1 and 2 as well as to her left-behind child's consumption in periods 1 and 2 under the budget constraint expressed above for two scenarios: settling in the city (h = 0) or returning to the countryside (h = 1).