Sentence examples for constraints group from inspiring English sources

To address this challenge, in this paper, we first give a definition of the constraint matrix which can accurately describe three types of constraints (hierarchical constraints, group constraints and precedence constraints) and the strengths of attributes of a query interface, and then prove that the schema tree of the query interface corresponds to only one constraint matrix, and vice versa.

Examples are the inclusion of unnecessary waiting times, enrollment constraints, grouping of students, inefficient temporal organization of the curriculum, the degree of flexibility in tempo, etc.

Examples are the inclusion of unnecessary waiting times, enrollment constraints, grouping of students, inefficient temporal organization of the curriculum, the degree of flexibility in tempo, etc.   5) How can we arrange SLEs that convincingly improve learning in comparison to existing learning environments.

Owing to practical constraints, Groups 2 and 4 only contained four participants each.

Constraint group (35) ensures that resource constraints of the servers are satisfied.

Constraint group (10) ensures that VM requirements of each job are satisfied and group (11) guarantees that resource demands of jobs scheduled on a server do not exceed that server's resource capacities.

The constraint module helps the user to select relevant constraints within constraint groups at his/her disposal in a databank.

Constraint grouping enhances handling of multiple constraints for vectorized problems, by combining several constraints within a single-objective function, thus reducing the computational time and computational difficulties of high-dimensional spaces created by vectorization.

(Women in savings club) Our parallel study of dialogue in church groups (Nhamo et al., 2011b) highlighted external constraints on group dialogue as an instrument of change.

"Unfortunately, due to time constraints the group were unable to produce a new work but instead suggested several works already made which were available for sale that the museum could acquire.

Some forms of aggregation also fail to respect plausible constraints on group belief.