Furthermore, comparing Fig.7a and b, it is clear that the currents exceed the constraint when using constant power set value during voltage sag.
If there are cases that exceed the constraint of the maximum molecular weight (w max = 500) and the compression technique of Eqs. 1 and 2, the system ignores those non-feasible calculations.
Cathy Horyn wrote in the Times, "Ms. Versace's collection was a real testament to her brother's genius"; the consensus, moreover, was that Donatella had finally exceeded the constraints of flame-keeping to generate her own heat.
The Concorde is, after all, so well known a cautionary tale of engineering ambition exceeding the constraints of reality that it verges on hackneyed.
The packet loss is exposed to the TCP layer when the number of retransmission trials exceeds the constraint [11].
However, Figure 6 depicts fluctuations in packet delay and the delay variation is greater than 1 ms. The delay variation exceeds the constraint of 1 ms and is unacceptable.
Therefore, as long as the constraint of (14) was satisfied in the previous iteration, the penalty is set to 0. However, if the magnitude of the filter weight exceeds the constraint value, then the penalty is scaled in proportion to the constraint violation (similar to the method in [14], which initiates the penalty at 90% of the constraint).
If the extremals hit the state constraint boundary, then the control must switch to the boundary control (u_{mathrm{arc}}) that keeps the system from exceeding the constraint: u_{mathrm{arc}}= frac{a_{2}V_{G}}{b_{2}}. (24) However, we need to verify whether this boundary control (u_{mathrm{arc}}) will eventually bring Neuron 1 to threshold.
Finally, third constraint defines that blocking probability for a PU y should not exceed the blocking constraint for a PU y applications.
b) The power constraint is not large enough, so that one of the CTPs may exceed the power constraint if the distribution of the users is not even.
The high angular velocity could exceed the dynamic constraint of the antenna.
