Sentence examples for constraints of distance from inspiring English sources
Mr. Murdock wants to use cyberspace to free players from the constraints of distance to enjoy not simply a multiplayer virtual game -- like zapping digital zombies or racing on 3-D racetracks -- but a game that is "totally real".
Everyone knows that networking once a face-to-face affair, sometimes captured in a Rolodex is now worldwide, instant, and impervious to constraints of distance, time or cost.
Most children who have the opportunity, only go home once or twice a year, due to constraints of distance and lack of transport.
"Given constraints of time and distance, TG believes he is unable to meet the demands of his position as chairman and board member of Cardiff City Football Club.
In contrast, non-uniform probabilities can create heterogeneity in the density of distance constraints, but local fluctuation in constraint density is suppressed.
One of the challenges has been to automate the final steps beyond backbone and sidechain peak assignment, including the determination of torsion angle constraints, the assignment of NOESY cross peaks and the determination of distance constraints, the analysis of secondary structure, and the calculation of a validated 3D protein structure.
In addressing the issue of missing and noisy distance measurements, a weighting function that was coupled with a soft constraint of minimum distances were introduced.
The violation distance algorithm attempts to measure, given a set of distance constraints such as experimental cross-links, the amount that a given structure violates those constraints.
MCC is a mean field approximation (MFA) that ignores spatial fluctuations of distance constraints by replacing the actual molecular structure by an effective medium that has distance constraints globally distributed with perfect uniform density.
Their algorithm is based on the notion of distance constraints.
Tertiary interactions, in the form of distance constraints, are generated from available epitope mapping data.
