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Combining several kinds of age constraints enabled us to establish the orbital-scale age model of the shallow Site U1427, and this chronology was transferred to the deeper Site U1426 by correlating sediment color profiles (Fig. 9).

The commitment and effort of agency staff and committee members, who efficiently used resources with strict time constraints, enabled the efficient completion of the project.

The web did away with many geographical constraints, enabling people with common interests to communicate, regardless of location.

Now calls are increasing for the government to lift these regulatory constraints, enabling the chaebols to better defend their subsidiaries from foreign corporate raiders like Icahn.

Modeling by constraints enables users to describe shapes by specifying relationships between geometric elements.

Combining field and remote sensing constraints enable to re-assess the volume of the eruption to ~2 × 107 m3.

Figure 11 Location of zeros and poles of the 9/7 wavelet filter with relaxed constraints enabling division-free integer arithmetic.

The application of multiple constraints enables the reconstruction of proper 3D models despite noisy or incomplete point clouds.

Moreover, they can generate alternative CMVM designs under different error constraints, enabling a designer to choose the one that fits best in an application.

Finally, by summing the cycle and calendar aging effects, we conclude that the respect of the SOC constraints enables considerable reduction of the battery degradation rate.

On the bases of range and estimated position(s), the defined constraints enable the nodes to update their positions on regular intervals.