Sentence examples for constraints one from inspiring English sources

There are various further constraints one might impose on \(R\), which yield other axioms one might be interested in.

Depending on application domain constraints, one may trade off time and accuracy (better compression).

And the establishment of this population-level consequence is important, for it enables the investigator to revise the constraints one might naively think must bear on cultural inheritance if cumulative cultural evolution is to occur.

In this simulation, we have four VMs running on the host, with the following constraints: one CPU core, with 500 MIPS computing capacity, 512 MB RAM memory, and 10 GB of storage.

Depending on control mechanisms and communication network constraints, one can pick from the following options: 1) Broadcast control commands to each thermal cell every time step   2) Send switching commands only to the requested cells   3) Receive a status report from each thermal cell at every time step   4) Receive a status report from each thermal cell at every k time steps  .

‡ One due to imaging time constraints; one due to inability to visualize costotransverse joint on fluoroscopy.

Furthermore, it argues that practical applications (with complexity constraints, one-to-many architectures, and nonstationary sources and channels) can be better served by joint source/channel decoders.

Clooney's career has been more than a search for a still head, but his best performances, in these more modest movies, have involved constraint, one way or another.

Moreover, methods like distance to a reference one or the ε-constraint one need some expertise and insights.

In this paper structural design of parallel manipulators with general constraint one regarding angular and linear-angular conditions are considered.

In addition to the aforementioned constraint, one can also consider other types of constraints that reinforce the beamformer to be not too different from a desired beamformer.