Sentence examples for constraints to achieve a from inspiring English sources

The optimal values of flow rate and column diameter were determined to be 385 L h−1 and 5.06 cm respectively, under constraints, to achieve a maximum feasible microplastics recovery percentage of 50.2%.

Sites were selected under two constraints, to achieve a threshold proportion of total habitat value and to select new areas equal to the total current area in existing reserves.

Here, when sd decreases, the model removes a prescribed proportion of constraints to achieve a most parsimonious subset of PPIs.

As it has been suspected that genes in multicellular organisms have too many expression constraints to achieve an analog codon choice pattern for the whole genome or for most of the expressed genes [ 17], we hypothesize that translational selection is more pronounced in human genes that are expressed ubiquitously and consistently in most or all tissues.

In addition, the proposed chance-constrained MPC offers an opportunity to adjust the probability of satisfying the thermal comfort constraint to achieve a balance between energy consumption and thermal comfort.

The results support the hypothesis that primary structure symmetry within a symmetric protein superfold represents a possible solution, rather than a constraint, to achieving a foldable polypeptide.

Trafalgar Place in Elephant and Castle, London, by dRMM and the developers Lend Lease, is one of the new-ish wave of thoughtful housing schemes, which work within tough constraints to achieve such things as a pleasant central garden for the residents.

The development of a method to ensure interference free transmission with various system constraints to achieve maximum secondary network capacity in an underlay cognitive radio (CR) network is still a challenging issue.

ISIS is a movement driven by religious fanaticism that rejects any other brand of Islam and defies any limits or constraints to achieve their perverse objective to establish a Caliphate encompassing Iraq, Syria, Jordan, Israel, the West Bank, Gaza, and Kuwait.

Controllability means the dynamic characteristics of a process itself to operate safely without violating constraints to achieve various design objectives in the presence of uncertainties.

We propose an MPC formulation that includes appropriate isolability constraints to achieve FDI in the closed-loop system.