Sentence examples for constraint of fixed from inspiring English sources
Based on the channel state information (CSI), the carriers and the power are dynamically allocated with the constraint of fixed data rate and fixed total power.
The configurations were optimised in such a way that the peak temperatures were minimised subject to the constraint of fixed total global volume.
To accomplish this, we perform an optimization process to seek for the optimal "N-branch" cavities, which minimize the peak temperature of the body with respect to the constraint of fixed volume occupied by all cavities.
By maximizing or minimizing the criterion under the constraint of fixed viscous dissipation, a velocity field and associated body force field can be obtained, which can enhance the mass transfer process to the thermodynamic limit.
Moreover, graphs do not suffer from the constraint of fixed dimensionality [12].
Under the constraint of fixed power per unit area, the MSE performance of various networks were studied through a combination of analytical and simulation methods.
In both the CBT and I-CBT protocols, individualization and developmental appropriateness of treatment was promoted by allowing flexibility within the constraints of fixed session goals.
With the inevitable constraints of fixed budgets for health care, governments and other purchasers of health care have a responsibility to ensure that there is good evidence for the safety and efficacy of the procedures purchased on behalf of patients.
This comparison yields a contour map that suggests an optimum type of heat sink under the constraint of the fixed pumping power and fixed heat sink volume.
A design problem of non-uniform circular antenna arrays for maximal side lobe level reduction with the constraint of a fixed beam width is dealt with.
The method of genetic algorithms is used to determine an optimum a set of weights and antenna element separations that provide a radiation pattern with maximal side lobe level reduction with the constraint of a fixed beam width.
