Sentence examples for constraints of achieving from inspiring English sources

Moreover, they point out, "if additional research is not undertaken as a matter of urgency, there is a danger… that the 2018 special report will present all the negative economic constraints of achieving 1.5C" without reporting on the potential positive impacts of reduced extreme weather activity that such a scenario could bring.

"One of the main constraints of achieving our goal of quality education has been the remoteness of individual communities," said Education Minister Zahiya Zareer.

Not surprisingly there have been constraints on achieving these recommendations.

In a mains-powered wireless sensor network(WSN), energy is not a constraint on achieving a specific level of performance, so as to meet goals such as throughput and reliability.

The use of fieldbuses and the emergence of intelligent sensors and actuators are opening up new possibilities for distributed control systems, but are also introducing additional constraints in terms of achieving dependability objectives.

One of the important constraints to achieving this goal is the shortage of health workers trained in eye care [ 2].

One of the major constraints for achieving higher speedups on FPGAs is the limited bandwidth between the FPGA card and the CPU.

Box 2 presents schematically the constraints to achieving preferred place of death, even when the preference has been stable and clearly identified.

In South Africa, limited human resources to treat HIV-infected patients is one of the main constraints to achieving universal ART coverage [ 1, 2] and will remain an obstacle in ART treatment.

Subsequently, we point out how the constraints in the predictive controller can be modified as a means of achieving constraint satisfaction in the closed-loop system in the presence of sensor data losses.

Here, when sd decreases, the model removes a prescribed proportion of constraints to achieve a most parsimonious subset of PPIs.