Sentence examples for coverage constraint from inspiring English sources

The formulations with this coverage constraint have not been remarked in the literature.

The aim of this paper is to solve p-median problems with an additional coverage constraint.

Thus, how to tackle long-term extensive user participation occurring in practical crowd sensing applications with the coverage constraint becomes peculiarly challenging.

Then, to maximize the social welfare satisfying the coverage constraint for the infinite horizonal continuous sensing, we design incentive schemes based on heterogeneous-belief values for joint social states and realtime throughput.

In addition to the uniform pricing (UP) constraint, which is an obligation to serve all consumers at an identical price, constraints considered are the coverage constraint (CC), which is an obligation imposed on one of the firms to serve a given segment of the market, and the license constraint (LC), which is a minimum or a maximum coverage restriction that is imposed on entrants.

They mathematically derived expressions for the heterogeneous mixture of devices that optimize the network lifetime with sensing coverage constraint in a single-hop direct communication model, and extended the investigation to multi-hop case through simulations.

Their choices are limited by financial constraints, insurance coverage constraints and the fact that the M.B.A. approach to medicine is spreading to an ever greater fraction of medical providers.

Valletti et al. [Valletti, T., Hoernig, S., Barros, P., 2002. Universal service and entry: the role of uniform pricing and coverage constraints.

Even when doctors and patients do devote time to discussing ways in which medical therapy can be modified to fit within coverage constraints, they do so at the expense of other discussions.

This paper considers the problem of locating M facilities on the unit square so as to minimize the maximal demand faced by each facility subject to closest assignments and coverage constraints.

Beyond the detectability, the earliest response time and spatial coverage constraints of a monitoring network design are considered, and the role of adaptive monitoring strategies for compliance monitoring and incorporation of expert judgment on likely leakage locations is considered.