Sentence examples for constraints to be imposed from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, this comparative study allowed severe constraints to be imposed on the possible mechanisms aimed at explaining phase transformation by low-energy ion irradiation.
This is because the problem of estimating particle size and shape (aspect ratio) from signals provided by in-line measuring tools is often ill posed, and therefore it calls for appropriate constraints to be imposed on the problem.
We find that respondents who are not in paid employment (in particular students) and households whose main income source is self-employment are less likely to report their income.3 This type of concern over non-response, together with the aims of our analysis of the labor market, determined the constraints to be imposed on the analysis sample.
However, it should be noted that to estimate the linear effects, certain constraints have to be imposed in the estimation of coefficients, and therefore the challenge is to seek for constraints that are justifiable and interpretable.
Thus, several constraints have to be imposed along the whole design process with the aim of producing really interpretable fuzzy systems, in the sense that every element of the whole system may be checked and understood by a human being.
As more and more and stricter and stricter innate constraints needed to be imposed on the learner's hypothesis space to account for their learning rules in the absence of relevant data, notions like hypothesis generation and testing seemed to have less and less purchase.
In order to retain this capacity under the budget constraints likely to be imposed on research in Europe, transnational funding was seen as being highly appropriate.
Constraints need to be imposed on the system in the form of inequality where α and β are the lower and upper limits placed on each reaction flux, respectively.
