Sentence examples for constraints to control from inspiring English sources
That way we can determine our future, rather than allowing vested interests and budget constraints to control it.
Marianov and Serra (2003) propose a model with chance constraints to control congestion in hub facility.
Structure constraints: even though DCL has a variety of constraints to control architectural violations, it still lacks some structure constraints to better specify the system's architecture.
Microfluidic separation devices employ a combination of inertial forces and sometimes geometric constraints to control particle migration behaviour, which allows splitting of suspensions into concentrated and diluted streams.
In this context, this paper presents a procedure based on convex constraints to control the phase of flexible modes together with handling other robust and performance objectives.
Gini coefficient is introduced to optimize water allocation equality in water use sectors (agricultural, domestic, and industrial sectors), and CVaR is integrated into the model constraints to control the economic efficiency loss risk corresponding to variations in water availability.
GHG emission concept is added to the base model as new constraint to control and minimize the flaring.
The idea is to employ an active constraint to control the length of the bending section and use the wires to control the curvature of the bending section.
The segmentation of the G2 and S phases is accomplished using level sets, and we designed a model-based shape/size constraint to control the evolution of the level set.
The purpose of constructing the production resource constraints is to control the production level of plants, not to exceed the available resource capacity and not to be lower than zero.
This work considers the problem of fault-tolerant control of nonlinear processes with input constraints subject to control system/actuator failures, and presents and demonstrates an approach to fault-tolerant control predicated upon the idea of integrating fault-detection, feedback and supervisory control.
