Sentence examples for constraints to correct from inspiring English sources

This is consistent with CABOG's use of long-range mate constraints to correct mis-assembly errors within unitigs.

The developed approach uses a repair algorithm based on the gradient information derived from the equality constraint set to correct infeasible solutions.

These constraints are designed to correct many of the errors prevalent in earlier approaches by more explicitly taking into account the natural patterns inherit to development (e.g., expected angle of division, timing between divisions).

This unified approach, when combined with the previous constraints, allows us to correct for many of the errors that were common with previous methods in later stages of development.

The first is whether government can overcome its own failures, namely knowledge constraints and rent-seeking, to correct market failures.

We thus used the 50% rate to correct the constraint estimates we computed for PITA sites, and we estimate that constraint on the top 15000 PITA sites is 7 8.5% higher than recorded in Table S3.

Using this necessary constraint, the widely used Yld2000-2d anisotropic yield function was calibrated using an associated flow rule for aluminum alloy sheet using published data for AA2090-T3 to demonstrate how enforcing this constraint can be readily implemented to correct the shear region of the anisotropic yield surface.

For solid phases modeled as stoichiometric in the thermodynamic database, a paraboloid Gibbs energy is introduced with specific constraints to ensure correct phase equilibria and minimal solubility in the stoichiometric phase.

In recent communication to this journal, Lei (2015) raised several questions on previous work by Ruggieri et al. (2015) which extended a modified Weibull stress (˜σw) model incorporating the influence of plastic strain on cleavage fracture to correct effects of constraint loss in fracture specimens with a diverse range of specimen geometry.

This constraint is defined for general faceted crystals, and a procedure is proposed to correct the growth rate so that the constraint can be maintained in dynamic simulations.

Four (0.9%) knees had well-fixed tibial components removed to correct instability, which required increased constraint, or to correct maltracking/malalignment.