Sentence examples for constraints on the design of from inspiring English sources
In a period when people are opposed to external constraints on the design of internal legislation and yet are still sympathetic to the unification of Europe, voluntary adaptation may prove to be preferable to any central government.
The scattering length may place constraints on the design of some large-scale detectors, using UV luminescence, being proposed to observe solar neutrinos and dark matter.
These results suggest alternative interpretations of past findings, provide constraints on the design of future experiments, and introduce a new method for probing infants' enumeration process.
The use of water from the river imposes an unusually high level of constraints on the design of the plant, due to possible extremes in temperature and the variable level of solids in suspension and other pollutants.
Some attractive features of this approach are that the constraints on the design of converter circuit are eased considerably, while at the same time the hitherto undesirable time-harmonics are actually used with advantage, thus making the system energy efficient.
In order to place boundary constraints on the design of leak localization systems the conditions at the leak exit, and fluid expansion into the vacuum vessel, must be characterized.
The distortionary effect of regulation on unemployment effectively puts a constraint on the design of fiscal and public policies.
Catastrophic irreversible kink failure of a tubular geometry places considerable constraint on the design of metal structures and forming processes.
A constraint on the design of high-capacity voice access points is the potential packet loss experienced by overlapping SCO transmissions.
These experiments place an important constraint on the design of sulfoximine libraries for screening experiments to obtain ASNS inhibitors with increased potency and bioavailability.
We summarize their analysis by defining three "constraints" on which the design of a CR equipment depends: First, the constraints imposed by the surrounding environment, then the constraints related to the user's expectations and finally, the constraints inherent to the equipment.
