Sentence examples for expansion constraints from inspiring English sources

DEPSS is inherently a mixed integer nonlinear programming (MINLP) problem due to the prevalent electrical and expansion constraints, cost indices in objective function and decision variables.

Particularly, the unfavourable high through-plane CTE (∼28 × 10−6 K−1) of highly oriented graphite matrix remarkably decreased to a low value (∼7 × 10−6 K−1) due to the thermal expansion constraint of the formed ceramic skeleton architecture.

The analysis shows that to prevent glass thermal breakage, it is important to provide enough spacing between the frame and glass pane to accommodate the thermal expansion, and constraints on the glass structure should be avoided.

Nowadays research subjects, including the use of mineralising compounds, the addition of nano-scaled particles and the evaluation of the effect of expansion under constraint will also be addressed, pointing out alternatives for the design of high-performance alumina-magnesia refractory castables.

In each sub-programming, rather than direct Taylor expansion of reliability constraints, a new formulation is introduced for approximate reliability constraints at the current design point and its linearization.

While production growth had depended to a large extent on cultivated area expansion, current land constraints have become a concern.

The proposed model with the findings can be used by the planner to allocate the links for pricing and expansion under budget constraints.

This approach embeds a simplified operational planning model to assess the elements expansion, considering physical constraints on NG and electricity networks.

A new method based on quasi two-dimensional supersonic flow and maximum thrust theory to design a three-dimensional nozzle while considering lateral expansion and geometric constraints is presented in this paper.

The use of integrated simulation modelling and landscape ecology analytics supplies significant insights into the evolution of the spatial structure of urban expansion and identifies constraints and informs intervention for spatial planning and policies in cities.

Furthermore, the genome-wide SFS shows a mild excess of low frequency polymorphisms, a pattern that is more consistent with weak population expansion and/or functional constraints.