Sentence examples for cope with constraints from inspiring English sources

This paper investigates how firms adapt their innovation strategies to cope with constraints in national institutional environments.

In the coming years, it has to take up industrial and economic challenges, and to cope with constraints imposed on processes by their natural and social environment.

As a by-product, this paper also delivers a new extension of VRFT that permits to cope with constraints on the input-sensitivity.

The proposed method allows to cope with constraints on the voltage profiles and/or on the reactive power flows along the network.

The classic evolutionary problem of how species cope with constraints and trade-offs reinforces what crop scientists already know about complex traits.

Governments often adopt IMT programs in order to improve the financial and physical sustainability of irrigation systems (as in Mexico or Chile), to improve water management and agricultural productivity (as in Andhra Pradesh, India) and to cope with constraints on government budgets (as in the Philippines and most other places).

For decades countries struggled to cope with the constraints of fixed exchange-rate systems, whether the gold standard or Bretton Woods, in part because this approach would reassure foreign creditors.

Governments also have to cope with institutional constraints.

The supervisory control is designed to cope with the constraints and the discrete actuators.

Pastoral practices have always adapted to new and threatening challenges and found an outlet to cope with mounting constraints.

The applications may need hard guarantees for communication with respect to latency and throughput to cope with their constraints.