Sentence examples for constraints to describe from inspiring English sources

Only X v i is allowed to change, thus we need to introduce some constraints to describe the desired characteristics of the convex set X v i and the signal amplitude constraints to limit the PAPR to an acceptable level.

The developed MINLP formulation directly employs a stability analysis constraint and also includes non-linear biophysical constraints to describe homeostasis conditions for metabolite concentrations and protein machinery without any preliminary model simplification (e.g. linlog kinetics approximation).

Modeling the parking searching behavior under different pricing policies is a complicated and difficult task, this paper will only consider the simple but most important parking lot capacity constraint to describe the parking searching behavior without loss of generality.

Urban et al. (2012a) use the term 'competitive constraint' to describe the situation where a local species is prevented from adapting to a changing environment because its habitat is being invaded by a competing species already adapted to the new conditions.

A multinational multicentre registry-type cohort study was established and tailored to resource-constraint settings to describe disease presentation, disease severity and aetiologies of PH, comorbidities, diagnostic and therapeutic management, and the natural course of PH in Africa.

Constraints (8) and (9) are logical constraints to, respectively, describe the 0 1 variables and the non-negative variables.

The chefs weren't given any constraints on how to describe their farewell feasts, and the entries, printed word for word, provide as illuminating a glimpse into their psyches as they do into their stomachs.

Modeling by constraints enables users to describe shapes by specifying relationships between geometric elements.

We present a speech denoising algorithm based on a regularized non-negative matrix factorization (NMF), in which several constraints are defined to describe the background noise in a generic way.

We found that TCA constraints are essential to describe the two separate branches operating under anaerobic conditions - the "oxidative branch" and the "reductive branch" [ 66- 68], which are critical to get accurate predictions.

A probabilistic constraint is formulated to describe the uncertainty closely.