Sentence examples for defining the constraints from inspiring English sources

It was published as a W3C recommendation in 2001 [23] to replace Document Type Definition (DTD) and provide additional features for defining the constraints and validating the contents of XML document.

When defining the constraints imposed by edge k, we allowed the distance d k to vary by C (1 − I k ).

Finally, we define the constraints between each pair of modules.

Traditionally, the desired quality of the control defined the constraints for the network.

In this step, the architects define the constraints modeling the relations between modules.

It defines the constraints imposed on tables, most commonly the functional dependencies (FDs).

In the Report screen where we use a.xib view I use a new "Auto Layout" feature Xcode has, and just define the constraints for the objects' relative positioning on the screen depending on the device it's working on.

In this optimization problem the acceptance criteria for the system performance define the constraints, and the expected utility from the system is considered as the objective function.

Within the tactical level of control, two dual problem spaces can be defined: the Constraints Space (CS) and the Objects Space (OS).

To describe the bandwidth allocation problem in a data center network G= V,E), we define the constraints as follows: 1.

We propose four different objective functions that can be adopted to assume demand as elastic, considering the costs of all transportation systems (car, bus and rail) as well as the external costs, and we define the constraints of the problem.