Sentence examples for deal constraints from inspiring English sources

As Wall Street broke free of its New Deal constraints, a new wave of corporate raiders, private equity firms and hedge funds bought up companies with borrowed money and the proceeded to financially strip mine their wealth... and ours as well.

Section "Financial market model and good-deal constraints" then proceeds by taking drift and volatility to be known at first, in order to explain the idea for the good-deal approach as simply as possible.

Then we begin the Section "Financial market model and good-deal constraints" by a description of the financial market and the (non-dominated) confidence set of (uncertain) priors that captures the combined ambiguity about drifts and volatilities.

As in Cochrane and Saá-Requejo (2000); Björk and Slinko (2006), we consider good-deal constraints imposed as bounds on the Sharpe ratios (equivalently bounds on the optimal growth rates as in (Becherer 2009),) in the financial market extended by further (derivative) asset price processes.

These workers must deal with constraints from both their administrations and the resource-scarce environment.

When applying selection and sorting, NSGA-II was able to deal with constraints.

This is a result of several factors including its ability to deal with constraints.

To deal with constraints, updating law is designed by using model predictive control scheme.

Both controllers deal with constraints directly and they operate in a cascaded manner.

It must deal with constraints concerning both the system and the target machine(s), in particular their distribution, heterogeneity and dynamics, and satisfy requirements from different stakeholders.

This makes it possible to achieve the long-desired goal of extending MPC algorithms to field control so as to deal with constraints effectively.