Sentence examples for constraints for which from inspiring English sources

Conditions for the constraints for which the problem admits a solution are given.

The model is formulated as a MINLP with chance constraints for which we propose a heuristic to solve it.

Furthermore, they have suggested a fuzzy simulation method for chance constraints for which it is usually difficult to be changed into certain equations.

Lens system optimization is a complex non-linear optimization task, often with intricate physical constraints, for which there is no analytical solutions.

Lens system design provides ideal problems for evolutionary algorithms: a complex non-linear optimization task, often with intricate physical constraints, for which there is no analytical solutions.

The macrophysical interactions that can occur in virtual worlds can be managed by integration under constraints, for which there exists a large literature and a range of dedicated physics engine software libraries, both commercial and open source.

This is in contrast to the spectral efficiency of fading channel under transmit power constraint for which the spectral efficiency increases when the Nakagami parameter increases.

Finally, the blocks are put back into their places and combined together in light of a global constraint for which a minimum MSE solution is reached.

We specify a stylised model of the Belgian regions of Flanders and Wallonia that face a joint constraint, for which the regulator wants to develop a sharing rule.

The advantage of the considered class of nominal systems is that an output constraint translates directly into a state constraint for which it is possible to use a particular non-smooth Lyapunov function.

The following illustrates an example of a satisfiable constraint for which computation of satisfiability involves computing satisfiability of constraints (pi ^{prime }) that unify with a constraint head (pi _0) such that (eta (pi ^{prime })) is greater than the upper bound associated to (pi _0).