Sentence examples for constraint recognition from inspiring English sources

Algorithms for assembly constraint recognition, assembly tool operations and assembly sequence evaluation have been formulated.

The key techniques employed by the constraint manager are direct interaction, automatic constraint recognition, constraint satisfaction and constrained motion.

The clear formulation of the problem and performance measures allow us to precisely analyze and compare existing DR-planners that use two well-known types of decomposition methods: SR (constraint shape recognition) and MM (generalized maximum matching) on constraint graphs.

As expected, in analysis and comparison based on all of these performance measures, one of the new DR-planners, the modified frontier algorithm (MFA), represents a significant improvement over existing planners based on SR (constraint shape recognition) and MM (maximum matching) that were analyzed in Part I. We also present salient heuristics and data structures used in the implementation of MFA.

A combined model is proposed which aims to produce a balance between the OOV rate and the amount of phoneme sequence constraints on recognition units.

Crowding is a breakdown in the ability to identify objects in clutter, and is a major constraint on object recognition.

We propose novel recognition constraints that a planar shape boundary must satisfy in multiple views.

The team also needs a technology expert, who guides the design from a close awareness of the affordances and constraints of the recognition and language components, and a subject-matter expert, who serves a similar purpose from a close awareness of the tasks and purposes of the service domain.

These include the viral replication efficiencies based on adequate target cells as well as constraints of immune recognition or therapy.

Cross-reactive immune responses might arise simply through constraints on antigen recognition, but evolutionary immunology also suggests that it has evolved as an adaptive strategy.

We tested the hypothesis that the IFG provides top-down constraints on word recognition using dynamic causal modeling of magnetoencephalography data collected, while subjects viewed written words and false font stimuli.