Sentence examples for desirable constraints from inspiring English sources

It provides the flexibility for systematically imposing desirable constraints on spin system evolution and therefore has a wealth of applications.

On the basis of desirable constraints, point predication technique of Box-Behnken design proposed optimized formulation with combination of X1 10 mg/mL, X2 9.42 mg/mL, X3 10, and X4 4.5 mg/mL.

Moreover, we show that DFM techniques such as wire spreading are necessary to realize the desirable parametric constraints in 22-nm node.

where denotes one of possible vector distances, and D n,m is referred to as the synchronization distance that consists of two parts, where the first integral represents the functional distance between the two signals, and the second integral is a regularization term, which expresses desirable smoothness constraints of the solution.

The Iraq war fundamentally changed our collective view of what is feasible and desirable and the constraints that policy makers operate under".

Moreover, it can be easily incorporated into any existing or newly proposed calibration technique in order to make sure that the resulting model satisfies the fundamental laws of thermodynamics as well as other desirable conditions and constraints.

By forcing the solution to be close in the Euclidean sense to some other waveform that possesses a desirable ACF, similarity constraint controls the waveform ACF indirectly [23].

Some scholars who have despaired of congressional or judicial constraint of the executive, but believe that some sort of constraint is desirable, have suggested that the executive's own legal adviser, the Office of Legal Counsel, could provide such a constraint.

Ant Colony Optimization algorithm is used to select the stacking sequences with the desirable clustering and stiffness constraints.

Soft real-time refers to situations in which meeting the time constraints is desirable, but not critical to the operation of the system.

In practice, there are typically points along the trajectory where the DLS may exceed the desirable design limits and constraints need to be applied.