Sentence examples for constraints on source from inspiring English sources
Unlike most other inverse methods, this framework enables one to introduce multiple constraints on source locations [Mattout et al., 2006].
The reliability of geodetically determined depths may therefore depend on assumptions about crustal rheology and whether any independent constraints on source depth and location inform the modelling.
Defining a special kind of materialized views, we propose an open multi-agent architecture for their incremental maintenance while considering referential integrity constraints on source data.
Recall that a sensor can cover at most one target at any given time and only sensors capable of covering target r k can be assigned the coverage job, therefore, constraints on source nodes can be represented by: ∑ r k ∈ R u x u, k p ≤ 1 (4) ∑ r k ∈ S R u x u, k p = 0 (5).
Investors remain wary of American legal constraints on sourcing minerals from the region around Goma, where warlords have long controlled trade.With the rebel threat receding, the most urgent problems are the supply of food and electricity.
Then, we propose a new packet-level interleaving scheme, called the RLNC-facilitated interleaving scheme, where each received packet corresponds to a new constraint on source packets.
For the full-duplex case, the same result was later independently derived in [11] and then extended to the half-duplex relay channel with a time division duplex (TDD) protocol and per protocol phase transmit power constraints imposed on source and relay [12].
This asymmetry suggested that there are different evolutionary constraints on the source and targets of such duplications, with the source copy more constrained to retain its original function.
This section is devoted to the power allocation which maximizes the rates under individual power constraints on the source and the relay respectively: (27).
Numerous examples demonstrate that Pb and Sr (and also e.g. Nd) isotopes may be used to set constraints on the source or provenance of cultural objects.
Spatially isolating regions of distinct source spectrum within a great rupture is very difficult, and back-projection methods do not provide robust absolute amplitude constraints on the source spectrum at any depth.
