Sentence examples for constraints in the application from inspiring English sources
Condition (C3) is motivated by time constraints in the application of such methods.
Our results - also examined in light of constraints in the application of selection-inference methods to the closely related species of the A. gambiae complex - reveal an unexpectedly intricate evolutionary scenario.
A target packet error rate (PER) of each RNC-encoded packet in the physical layer must be determined to meet the FLR constraint in the application layer.
On the other hand, the use of IR light brings about constraints in the practical application of a Kinect to a field setting.
14 While this approach revealed which genes are up- or downregulated in old individuals, several constraints limit the application of this approach in identifying longevity genes.
Relevant constraints for the application of the method in large-scale experiments were discussed and accounted for during method development to allow a later application in production scale equipment.
Reduced sensitivity due to the increased distance between receive coil-array and the heart, breathing problems, affecting breath-hold, resulting in variable breath-hold times, and/or ECG detachment due to sweating may place additional constraints on the application of H-MRS in this patient group.
The ANN technique is flexible enough to accommodate additional constraints that may arise in the application (Palani et al. 2008).
Although the method of detecting a defect using non-destructive measurement exists, current methods such as infrared thermography, metal detector and humidity meter have varying constraints in their application.
Therefore, even if we ignore the constraints defined by small sample size in the application of ANOVA and t-test, these papers fail to justify their application on the basis of their assumptions of homogeneity of variance.
The main motives are related to the assessment of constraint-handling techniques, an important issue in the application of genetic algorithms and other nature-inspired algorithms to such complex, real-world engineering problems.
