Sentence examples for constraints both from inspiring English sources
'Zone generation' and 'room positioning within structural constraints' both facilitate uni-directional interaction.
The representational basis of the model is a construction grammar formalism that captures constituent structure and relational constraints, both within and across the domains of form and meaning.
This opportunistic and gradual approach to economic overhauls is one way to make progress given the significant constraints, both political and institutional, that the government faces.
To account for input and output constraints, both an antireset-windup mechanism and a reference governor have been used.
Given supply constraints, both Schrader and Ruddiman said that Nabucco was "a good project, but ten years too early," and that it was unlikely that it could get sanctioned within the next ten years.
Two typical constraints are considered: final configuration constraints representing coupling variables and collision avoidance constraints representing coupling constraints, both of which are non-convex.
In order to achieve the minimum structural weight under some functional and operative constraints, both static and dynamic aspects have been treated.
In order to transfer fracture toughness under different constraints, both in-plane and out-of-plane constraint effect should be considered for the specimens and structures.
Given this framework it is shown that a bayesian approach can be adopted in order to infer probability distributions on the underlying variable given constraints both in the form of linguistic expressions and mass assignments.
It is shown that the resulting MPC scheme can indeed optimize batch reactor recipes while simultaneously guaranteeing the enforcement of constraints, both for nominal operation as well as for failure situations.
For explorative data analysis, however, it is more convenient to plot an overall overview as a first step before devisively splitting up the variance (Fig. 5a). Figure 2 shows all traits meeting our filter-constraints, both projected by CA (Fig. 2a) and hierarchically clustered (Fig. 2c).
