Sentence examples for constraints of using from inspiring English sources
Replicating human hearing in electronics under the constraints of using only two microphones (even with more than two speakers) and the user carrying the device at all times (i.e., mobile device weighing less than 100 g) is nontrivial.
However, the main constraints of using SDWN controllers for radio resource allocation are related to the increase of signaling messages, the integration of low-level radio baseband processing with the conventional network protocol stack and hardware, and complexity to design centralized resource algorithms that react to the local and fast paced changes of wireless channel conditions [16].
This allowed the tree to adhere to the topological and temporal constraints of using fossil calibrations.
CIT was used in state of observation due to the practical constraints of using observation in the clinical setting.
Agonist and antagonist drugs were administered as a single infusion due to the constraints of using a microinjector that was preloaded prior to implantation and recording.
One of the constraints of using the DHS for studying education outcomes is that the survey does not collect information on school supply variables.
"The challenge for me is that my goal is to be funny, but within the constraint of using only about forty to fifty words," Willems told me.
Then, the constraint of using equiprobable symbols is released and the symbols of user constellations can be dependent and used with non-equal probability (P UX non-uniform).
Oxidization is a constraint of using InN in a variety of applications, such as solar cells, charge memories, and light emitting diodes, despite its excellent semiconducting properties.
By relaxing the constraint of using identical smoothing operators for the cross and auto spectra, we open up broader possibilities for the estimation of interdependence in the T-F space.
This work proposes a generic methodology to evaluate the feasibility of designing a MEMS resonator-based Pierce oscillator according to any given CMOS technology with the constraint of using only one single active transistor.
