Sentence examples for constraints range from inspiring English sources
The types of used constraints range from 'none' (standard AAMs) to 'all' (augmented AAMs).
The constraints range from banning obvious criminal activity, which goes without saying – apparently "fighting or the use of weapons" is a no-no – to ridiculously onerous conditions that mean you can only protest so long as you ask permission and melt into the background, trying your best not to get noticed.
The lengths of the obtained constraints range from 34 to 274 nucleotides with varying constraint complexities.
Output multipliers in Pakistan, accounting for supply constraints, range from 1.1 to 1.4, and shocks to livestock and industry have the largest spillover effects.
For a CNC machine tool, the boundary conditions include spatial constraints, range of spindle speed, etc. whereas, performance expectations comprise positional accuracy, repeatability, capability to generate complicated parts, etc.
We set up different total power constraints ranging from 0 to 50 dBm.
This problem encompasses various types of flexibility aspects pertaining to part selection and operation assignments along with constraints ranging from simple algebraic to potentially very complex conditional constraints.
A myriad of constraints ranged from the prevailing land tenure system (e.g. communal land use and inadequate grazing land), through institutional capacity factors (e.g. lack of research, inadequate field veterinarians and ineffective vaccination strategy), to local-level risk factors (e.g. apathy, stray livestock and fence damage).
These games use Virtual Console technology to emulate older hardware and have time constraints ranging from thirty seconds to five minutes.
Each shift provides enough length for fitting PCR product coverage constraints (ranging from 90 to 200 nts of the upstream of the reverse primer).
Figure 8 shows the results of the power minimization subject to a common rate constraint ranging from kbps to kbps over 103 Monte Carlo trials.
