This paper presents Timing Characterization and constraining Tool (TCT) that facilitates designing of modular reconfigurable Integrated Circuits (ICs) by supporting early constraint-based design space exploration and timing constraining.
For all of their early constraints, like limited offline functionality, what Chromebooks have always offered is a complete hardware solution, including a full-size keyboard.
For most, that would be considered speedy expansion, but Zuckerberg implied that (humorously enough) the early constraints on Facebook's scaling were having to pay for those first servers.
As mentioned earlier, constraint models exploit a particular kind of link that exists between information-as-correlation and information-as-range, a link that arises from the locality of properties in a structured system and yields models (constraint models) that are formally closer to the ones used in the information-as-range approach.
Electro-pneumatic playing actions freed organ makers from earlier constraints, allowing them to build instruments of almost unlimited size.
Freed by lishu from earlier constraints, they evolved new variations in the shape of strokes and in character structure.
BBC Radio 4 controller Mark Damazer has defended his station against recent criticism that it panders too much to middle-class tastes, insisting that earlier constraints on using language such as "piss, bugger or shit" had now gone.
Since, as shown earlier, constraints (7), and (8) can also be represented by (13) [25], also satisfies (13).
The presentation says the programme costs $20m £13mm) a year to run and is designed to overcome earlier "constraints" in the NSA's counterterrorism data collection efforts.
The first notion involves an earlier, physical constraint on firing (namely, the broken gun); the other involves the current absence of a necessary consequence of firing (namely, a hot barrel).
We limited our search to articles published before May 2013 (without early date constraints).
