Sentence examples for constraints represents from inspiring English sources

The assessment of the relative reliability of independent paleontological constraints represents a point that certainly needs more scrutiny in molecular clock analyses since it might have a strong impact on the results [ 46].

The emergence of new subpopulations, such as small-colony variants (genetic or adaptative diversification), persisters, and cells tolerant to imposed constraints, represents a new challenge for microbiologists, who will need to develop an integral, holistic view of the community.

The 54-year-old has hinted that he would be willing to talk with the SFA, but financial constraints represent the most significant obstacle to him succeeding McLeish.

One of its components, the white dress worn by Marilyn Monroe in "The Seven Year Itch," is programmed to fly apart as a way of illustrating the social constraints represented by women's clothes.

Organisations have many and varied reasons for taking action, but as Climate Week reminds us, the impacts of climate change and future resource constraints represent real risks to future business.

To him, the budgetary and logistical constraints represented an unusual opportunity to comment on the state of urban design and architecture, and to have a little fun in the process.

Therefore, funding constraints represent a significant challenge to implementing organizations.

Integrity constraints represent extra conditions that should follow from the fused bases.

Two typical constraints are considered: final configuration constraints representing coupling variables and collision avoidance constraints representing coupling constraints, both of which are non-convex.

The optimization constraints represented a list of morphological and seasonal restrictions expressed as non-linear functions.

The inputs considered satisfy simple upper and lower bound constraints, representing saturating actuators.