Sentence examples for constraints prior from inspiring English sources

The Saudi government has taken its time to launch a formal external investment vehicle, partly because of resource constraints prior to the rise in oil prices from 2003 onwards and partly because of its concerns about potential criticism on both the domestic and international fronts.

Because of data constraints, prior sociological research has largely focused on inequality of educational opportunity in terms of educational attainment (for a review, see Breen and Jonsson 2005).

The key part to this approach is a simple yet accurate power net estimation formula that decides the minimum number of power nets needed to satisfy both power and signal integrity constraints prior to detailed layout.

All fossil constraint priors were set as means of a normal distribution, with a standard deviation of 1.0 MYA.

Are there constraints on prior probabilities other than the probability laws?

These constraints utilize prior knowledge to improve outcomes, particularly when models are applied to similar, yet unique, problems.

The question divides Bayesians into two camps: (a) Subjective Bayesians emphasize the relative lack of rational constraints on prior probabilities.

By introducing symmetry constraints on prior probabilities, the Objective Bayesians inherit the difficulties of the classical Principle of Indifference, so-named by Keynes, but usually attributed to Laplace.

Others (e.g., Jeffrey) classify themselves as subjectivists even though they allow for some relatively small number of additional rational constraints on prior probabilities.

We incorporated two additional constraints as prior information into the analysis in order to accurately restore the heterogeneity of the slip distribution.

Indeed, they point out that BSS 'is simply impossible for general nonlinear transformations by resorting to statistical independence only without additional constraints or prior information'.