Sentence examples for constraints appropriate from inspiring English sources

Under the condition of limited resource and inherent constraints, appropriate video adaptations have become one of the most important and challenging issues in wireless multimedia applications.

GHG emissions from agriculture (nitrous oxide, methane and carbon dioxide) are modelled individually (where data permit) and are directly related to the chemical inputs (e.g. fertiliser) applied and associated field operations (e.g. harvesting); these are both determined by the model, drawing upon land, machinery and labour constraints appropriate to the farm type.

It shows that monotonicity is the only shape constraint appropriate for a utility function in these circumstances.

Conceptual issues here include whether there are global principles of optimization of architectural design for social advancement, and what sorts of moral constraints are appropriate to such optimization.

A well designed energy conversion system can be cost effective, meet economic constraints, use appropriate technologies, has a high reliability and can improve the quality of life.

Starting from governing equations for individual layers, kinematical constraints and appropriate interaction forces, a twelfth order system of partial differential equations is derived.

Some story must be told about what sorts of constraints are appropriate, and why: and this can be difficult in its own right (see the "which fiction should be employed" section, below).

To fulfil these constraints, the appropriate configuration parameters of an LDPC scheme have been determined using small blocks of information and adapting the FEC code to be capable of recovering packet losses in bursty environments.

Based on this result, we design a cooperative force-reflecting teleoperator system which is guaranteed to be stable in the presence of multiple network-induced communication constraints by appropriate adjustment of local control gains and/or force-reflection gains.

This work discusses at length the question of exactly which constraints are appropriate for knowledge and belief, when these attitudes are viewed as explicated by a model theoretic relation over possible worlds; in both cases, Hintikka argues for S4 type operators.

First, the initial beliefs of NBP and NBP-TG represent nearly uniform distribution within its bounded box, but the initial belief of NGBP-PJT (which is also within its bounded box) is not uniform due to the distance constraints within appropriate cliques (see (13)).