Sentence examples for constraints to allow from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Duisenberg opposes any relaxation of European Union budget constraints to allow more government spending.

Even for chemically open systems, some topologies provide too many chemical constraints to allow any diffusion.

The MINLP model involves logic constraints to allow the conditional designing of the optimal enterprise plant network.

The designer then has freedom to change the selection criteria and required design constraints, to allow interactive selection of the data.

The Ed Sullivan Show and other variety shows soon dropped their time constraints to allow for psychedelic music performances.

However the bond valence rules do provide sufficient constraints to allow for such simulations.

In this perspective, PES may serve as a redistributive tool and release the financial constraint to allow the poorest to migrate.

In case of an observation vector contaminated by noise, a natural variation is to relax the equality constraint to allow some error tolerance ε ≥ 0: min x x 1 subject  to y - A x 2 2 ≤ ε (1).

Where n curves meet, even when they afford a common normal direction, they need to satisfy an algebraic condition, called the vertex enclosure constraint, to allow for an interpolating piecewise polynomial C1 surface.

Then, based on Least Square (LS) approach, we present the existing Cyclic Algorithm (CA) and a new Sequential Iterative Algorithm (SIA) to devise the waveform under a constant modulus constraint, and a similarity constraint to allow the designed waveform sharing the similarity feature with a given reference waveform.

It is therefore possible that internalized C3aR-β-arrestin-2 complex interacts with IκBα to keep NF-κB inactive and that depletion of β-arrestin-2 removes this inhibitory constraint to allow NF-κB activation and chemokine generation (Fig. 8B).