Sentence examples for constraints the application of from inspiring English sources
"When a task cannot be partitioned because of sequential constraints, the application of more effort has no effect on the schedule.
Facing current budgetary constraints, the application of a drug waste minimization model is effective in drug cost containment and may produce durable benefits.
If people knew of it... ........ (G5) In some geographical areas, such as Catalonia, where GPs are economically penalized for non-compliance with budgetary constraints, the application of these measures has had very negative results.
However, current wavelet bicoherence algorithm can neither eliminate the spurious peaks coming from components with long coherence time, nor distinguish the quadratic phase coupling and non quadratic phase coupling signals, which may constraint the application of wavelet bicoherence.
Significance of these thermal acceptance levels is discussed and comparisons to single skin façade (SSF) models highlight the benefits and constraints of the application of the DSF.
TELSA easily evaluates strategic alternatives regarding the size range of management units, their spatial aggregation, the use of adjacency constraints, and the application of different silvicultural systems.
Convexity conditions and constraints on the application of the cubic state equation to transcritical flows are investigated, and conservation properties relevant to the double-flux model are examined.
Relevant constraints for the application of the method in large-scale experiments were discussed and accounted for during method development to allow a later application in production scale equipment.
The conclusions highlight the impact of industrial context and constraints on the application of the HCD approach, as well as the impact of who applies HCD, of how it is depicted in literature and perceived by HCD-novice teams.
The flexibility of the framework provided in this work is clearly highlighted by this fact, since any of these schemes can be used indistinctly depending on the specific constraints of the application of interest.
