Sentence examples for constraints in having from inspiring English sources
Participants discussed financial constraints in having a social worker available 24 h a day in emergency rooms.
Two cross dates were necessary because of logistical constraints in having females from different cross-types available on the same day.
Her example illustrates how the coupling constraint in having to be at a certain place at a certain time limits the individual's freedom to choose transport mode and in Eva's case, being committed to the car made it difficult to fully recover from work.
The first SOC constraint in has a size of while the other SOC constraints are of the same size of.
An effective way of handling equilibrium constraints in optimization has been developed in structural optimization (Christensen and Klarbring 2009): The potential energy is used as goal function and, since this function has a stationary value at equilibrium, the constraint (17) is implicitly satisfied.
But what is so strange and implausible about the constraints imposed by the existence of closed time-like curves is that these constraints in essence have nothing to do with the Einstein equations.
According to the definitions above, the objective in (32a) is a posynomial function and the auxiliary constraints in (32b) have posynomial form[14].
An estimate from the Congressional Budget of the Office pegged the cost at $645 million a year by 2015, but budget constraints in Washington have kept the FDA from getting any significant increase in funding for food safety.
These results led to the suggestion that geometric constraints in tetraploids might have had a role in genome stability and might even lead to disease states including cancer [ 132].
"When you write, you don't have the social constraints of having people in front of you, so you talk about abstract matters".
In this case, the constraint in (19) has been modified to Pr { D l u ( P 0, λ ) ≥ D l max } ≤ ε ∀ u, as the effective bandwidth theory only offers statistical QoS guarantees.
