Sentence examples for constraints contained in the from inspiring English sources

The far-reaching reductions and other constraints contained in the treaty will be accompanied by the most thorough and innovative verification provisions ever negotiated.

Then, in 2005, France and Germany both exceeded the euro area's debt and deficit constraints, contained in the E.U.'s Security and Growth pact, without suffering political penalties or anything else resembling serious inconvenience.

A Moreau Yosida regularization is employed which relaxes the constraints contained in the variational inequality and, thus, enables semi-smooth Newton solvers with locally superlinear convergence in function space.

Machinery to build new border barriers is sitting idle, as lawsuits and constraints contained in the spending bill Congress passed this month have combined to throw the planned construction into confusion and doubt.

The "time constraints" category is contained in the top three barriers for all but one department.

We use XML to describe the resources and formulate the various requests (e.g. discover and negotiation requests), and XSD (XML-Schema Definitions) to define the structure of the data models and specify constraints on the data contained in the XML documents.

The preliminary analyses demonstrated that the proposed BB verifies the temperature constraints for the Breeder (temperature contained in the 'thermal window') as well as for the multiplier (Be temperature lower than 500 °C), but the configuration of the breeder and multiplier in the basic cell have to be modified in order to obtain a Tritium Breeder Ratio larger than 1.

The corresponding linear programming model is textstylebegin{cases} max_{mu} mu^{T}y_{E}(t), text{subject to} w^{T}bar{x}_{kh}(s) - mu^{T}bar{y}_{kh}(s) ge 0, k = 1, ldots,bar{m},qquad h = 1, ldots,bar{n}_{k}, w^{T}x_{E}(t) = 1, w ge 0,qquad w ne 0, mu ge 0,qquad mu ne 0. end{cases} (5) It is easy to see that the evaluated DMU is not contained in the constraint condition.

These two combined constraints lead us to search for DAGs with sources and targets contained in the given set of discriminating compounds.

The equality constraints contain the AC power flow equations, as listed in (29)–(30).

Efficient solutions to this problem have been considered in the divide-and-conquer approach [ 24, 25] by rearranging the constraints in an echelon form so that the constraints containing only the desired reactions appear at the bottom.