Sentence examples for defined by two constraints from inspiring English sources

The network data must follow a simple specification defined by two constraints: a) Each link (edge) must be typed to represent either an interaction, stimulation or inhibition.

Three cost functions, distinguished by the severity of the penalty put on the size of the candidate collectors, and four constraint regimes, defined by two displacement and two power rating limits, are the governing influences on the twelve optimization procedures described.

Thus, reduction of a constraint (pi ) is now defined by two rules, ((mathtt{{RInst}}_1)) and ((mathtt{{RInst}}_2)) and, analogously, two different rules are used for specifying reduction of a non-singleton set of constraints.

These four trajectories are defined by two types of threats.

And Folau's tries were defined by two people.

Fiduciaries, in traditional contexts, are defined by two responsibilities.

His career will be defined by two series against Australia.

In this report, detailed analysis of local LD structure and additional association tests refined the maximum signal to within a 15 kb region, possibly involving a haplotype defined by three or more SNPs within sequences under strong evolutionary constraint.

A 13-run mixture design was carried out in an experimental region defined by constraints on three components: aqueous, oil and surfactant/cosurfactant.

In the five sequences, both vertical and radial stresses were kept constant at 1500 psi, as defined by instrumentation constraints.

We summarize their analysis by defining three "constraints" on which the design of a CR equipment depends: First, the constraints imposed by the surrounding environment, then the constraints related to the user's expectations and finally, the constraints inherent to the equipment.