Sentence examples for constraints practical applications from inspiring English sources
Despite the micromechanics design constraints, practical applications show that the workability and rheological properties of matrix can affect the fiber dispersion uniformity, which have also direct concerns on composite mechanical properties.
On the other hand, the use of IR light brings about constraints in the practical application of a Kinect to a field setting.
Notably, the MSSIM is more slightly changed due to the increase of (tilde {rho }_{t}) and thus the perceptual quality loss caused by the addition of the detection constraint can be ignored in practical applications.
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.
To combat with ICI, a computational complexity of approximately O N2) is required for the existing symbol detectors adopted in[17, 22, 24], making the DF process unsuitable for practical applications due to constraint of complexity.
In practical applications, the assumptions and constraints of linear regression such as sufficient data across the entire value range, or homoscedasticity, can easily be violated for small units.
These problems have practical applications on routing problems with loading/unloading constraints.
Lots of new constraints are added on the route construction and made practical applications of the VRP (Toth and Vigo 2002).
For practical applications, however, we often have to face some constraints on resolving inconsistency.
These problems have practical applications in dealing with routing problems with loading/unloading constraints.
The optimal solution which maximizes the CR link capacity under both transmission power and interference constraints requires high computational complexity, and it is unsuitable for the practical applications.
