The key contribution of this paper consists in deriving constraint back-off sizes sufficient to guarantee that one can always perturb in a ball of radius δe without leaving the constrained space, with δe set by the user.
Our work differs from [9, 10], and references cited therein, on three main points (a) Instead of allowing a smooth tuning of transmitter output powers, we impose an on-off constraint on transmitters.
"At this point, we've taken the constraints off the use of care," said Paul B. Ginsburg, the president of the Center for Studying Health System Change in Washington.
So we took that to the web and took the time constraints off the content.
"Everyone was wondering if you take the constraints off of China, who's going to lose?".
Trump vowed as a candidate to take constraints off ICE and allow agents to have more discretion on whom to arrest.
Table 4 First, second and third order NS matrices for Isonicotinic Acid, obtained by applying three types of topological constraints (cut-off): Self-Returning Walks (SRW), Non-Self-Returning Walks (NSRW) and a topological path cut-off distance from 2 to 5 (LAG [2 5]) Schema 2 Workflow followed in the computation of the ToMoCoMD-CARDD QuBiLS-MAS MDs.
The Giants have been pinched by salary cap constraints this off-season, but can now sign a veteran cut by another team at low cost, about $450,000; they were able to save a little over $1 million when they renegotiated quarterback Kerry Collins's contract.
The ε-constraint (trade-off) approach is used for the solution of the MORBO.
Software engineers often face problems associated with balancing competing constraints, trade-off between concerns, and requirement imprecision.
