Sentence examples for difficult constraints from inspiring English sources
"Now we have new regulations and more difficult constraints, such as a restriction on testing.
Genetic algorithms (GAs) are excellent approaches to solving complex problems in optimization with difficult constraints.
The DSS provides initial solutions, and allows the planner to interactively design sectors to incorporate difficult constraints.
While being naturally well suited for modeling symmetries, various polytopes or visualizing molecular structures, the inherent discreteness of the system poses difficult constraints on any algorithmic approach to support the modeling of freeform shapes.
In a telephone interview, he said he hoped that his building, which will have six stories and a penthouse, could be exempt from the new zoning rules, in part because of "difficult constraints" he said he had to follow in planning the structure, called Oliver House.
They build and invent to shift the living standard in their society, while operating within very difficult constraints.
A difficult constraint in the design of wireless sensor networks (WSNs) is the limited energy resource of the batteries of the sensors.
This is a difficult constraint to meet for human measurements because it requires accurate estimation of the in vivo loading conditions, which can vary widely, and the tedious fabrication of multiple phantoms that replicate them.
(19) This approach is very elegant because it provides control over the patterning of electrodes using simple lithography, and requires only the relatively straightforward control over the thickness of the deposited thin films, rather than the more difficult constraint of the lateral dimensions of the patterns.
This situation has led to the development of configurators that do this completion automatically while respecting difficult technical constraints.
The scale of savings in Britain helped to ensure that "public health systems can remain economically sustainable in these times of difficult budgetary constraints," Mr. Almunia said.
