Certainly, there should be quite a few other constrains for an appropriate parameter setting.
The findings contrast the results of few credit constrained students found by other studies and argue that econometric estimates such as in Carneiro and Heckman (2002) are downward-biased.
In fact, following the usual assumption that drivers aim to minimize travel time, a few vehicles constrained to low speeds suffice to reliably denote a congested traffic condition (low data variability); on the contrary, in the case of low/free flow, driving styles affect individual speed choices, causing a larger data variability.
But fewer limits constrain electronic computers -- still less, perhaps, quantum computers.
Central carbon metabolism is highly reticulate, with many alternative metabolic routes for missing reactions [ 17], which may lead to fewer highly constrained reaction sets.
Despite their differences, both economists agree that few people are constrained by current limits on contributions to I.R.A.'s and 401(k) plans.
I asked what sorts of concerns she had in mind as she designed her house, and she said, "People like us have a few numbers that constrain us.
With the average wage at about $600 a month, relatively few will feel constrained by the new limits, at least for ordinary transactions, and initial fears about the longer-term security of bank deposits seem to have eased.
The Ensemble Kalman Filter (EnKF) has been successfully applied in petroleum engineering during the past few years to constrain reservoir models to production or seismic data.
For the opportunistic SDMA (OSDMA) algorithm proposed in [8], the feedback of each user is reduced to a few bits by constraining the choice of beamforming vector to a set of orthonormal vectors.
