Sentence examples for constraints of keeping from inspiring English sources

Equations are derived based on constraints of keeping the battery in charging balance.

The two null models permute elements of the species-by-site (row × column) matrix of species occurrence (1: presence; 0: absence) under constraints of keeping the observed row sums or column sums the same as observed (Gotelli & Graves 1996).

A modified version of PSO algorithm for discrete variables has been developed and implemented successfully for the multi-objective optimization of fuel loading pattern design with constraints of keeping Pq lower than a predetermined value and maximizing Keff.

Ahead of her return to stand-up with her Netflix special Relatable, the 60 year old comedian spoke with the New York Times about the constraints of keeping up a formulaic talk show for so many years.

This paper considers the problem of simplifying physical models under the constraint of keeping the physical meaning.

For example, in [9] a strategy is developed to decrease the energy consumption by switching off carriers when the activity is low under the constraint of keeping the coverage unaltered.

As a consequence, in order to guarantee a trusty reconstruction of the process, we impose the constraint of keeping the reconstruction error within an acceptable distortion criterion at the sink and not solely at the sensor.

an algorithm authored by Lu and Tan [6] that proposes an AA step to extend Freeman's median filtering method by lifting the constraint of keeping the original CFA-sampled values intact.

The method suggests design alternatives with the constraint of keeping the other performance factors (e.g., flexural strength and thermal conductivity) constant by adjusting the geometric parameters (e.g., thickness and volume) of the components.

This is done while respecting the technical constraint of keeping the walls below the critical temperature of 85 °C to ensure the mechanical stability of the storage system even when the gas is fueled at ambient temperature.

In both cases, the available angles were limited by the constraint of keeping the hand in front of the sternum.