ConTA, the second phase of the CWA framework, examines the constraints on what needs to be done, identifying timing, decision-making processes, and expert shortcuts.
Implicit particle-in-cell codes offer advantages over their explicit counterparts in that they suffer weaker stability constraints on the need to resolve the higher frequency modes of the system.
The results suggest that the different length distributions among organisms and repeat motifs can be explained by a simple difference in slippage rates and that selective constraints on length need not be imposed.
As a second matter, one needs some constraints on what can be attributed to Peter, yet it is unclear what these would be (Boghossian 2010).
In the process of optimization, the necessary constraints on variables are needed.
The constraint-solving approach views syntax, semantics, pragmatics, context, and world knowledge as supplying constraints on interpretations that need to be satisfied simultaneously.
The INVARIANTS specify the constraints on variables, which need to be proved true at any state of the system.
The ORR added that it recognised the "challenges" of managing traffic growth and timetabling on a congested network - as well as constraints on the access needed to work on the track - but urged the operator to make "good use of the funds provided".
Hence, to be of practical use, constraints on applicability domains need to be "soft" – i.e., increase with distance from the descriptor space covered by the training set – but "hard" enough to indicate just how far outside the training set one can safely expect to go.
Understanding further the nature and evolution at lithospheric scale of the Sea of Marmara on the North Anatolian Fault needs constraints on the deep crustal and Moho spatial variation.
With higher incomes, more food options and more constraints on their time, Europeans need new ways to eat healthfully, Breda said.
