Sentence examples for effective constrains from inspiring English sources

At the natural frequency of vertical vibration, the corresponding receptance of a rail damper is the minimum (zero if there is no damping; Fig. 3, dashed line), providing effective constrains to the rail at the mid-span.

Effective constrain of node energy consumption can prolong the life cycle of the whole network.

The current observational network can significantly constrain northern emitting regions, but is less effective at constraining tropical emitting regions due to limited observations.

From the experimental results, DSS-MDE is effective for constrained optimization.

Kamae et al. (2016b) applied the observational constraint of low cloud feedback (LTM) to the MPMPE and concluded that LTM is effective to constrain the uncertainty in low cloud feedback, but is not applicable to total cloud feedback and ECS, at least for a part of PPEs.

Where two drugs are available, allocating different drugs to cases and contacts is likely to be most effective at constraining resistance emergence in a pandemic scenario.

Where two drugs are available, strategies that allocate different drugs to treated cases and their close contacts are likely to be most effective at constraining the rate of resistance emergence, thereby generally increasing the time over which epidemic growth may be contained.

The lack of human capacity at MINAGRI constrains effective agricultural planning and strategy formulation.

Invariance of SCET under small changes in n and/or n̄ implies a symmetry of the effective theory that constrains the form of allowed operators with collinear fields.

We further advocate that restricted gene flow, together with within-population assortative mating, now constrains effective population sizes, accelerating the decrease in genetic variance due to drift.

These interactions shape the decision context that can enable or constrain effective adaptation.