Sentence examples for footprint constraints from inspiring English sources

In this project, we have conducted an in-depth algorithm/architecture study and designed a complete system according to strong footprint constraints.

Given their large overlap dependence, this notation and formalism directly generalizes to the same cases no matter the size of the footprint (due to the single major-transition in or between footprints constraint that is provided by a minimum length constraint).

In our model, each of the three segment states similarly follows a geometric duration distribution, but with some additional constraints: footprint has minimal and maximal durations of dmin = kmin and dmax = kmax, respectively; background has minimal duration dmin = kmax + 1.

First, an algorithm, considering spatial relationship constraints between image footprints, is designed for match pair selection with the assistance of UAV flight control data and oblique camera mounting angles.

For cases in which other experimental constraints (hydroxyl radical footprinting for the P4 P6 domain and class I ligase; tertiary information from M on the P4 P6 domain) were available, these constraints were also included in the modeling.

The constraint to have no more than a single "nonself" transition in a footprint is equivalent to a minimum length constraint on exons, introns, and "junk".

Some of these functionalities have special economical constraints of development time and memory footprint.

We used a comparative phylogenetic footprinting approach to identify the structural and functional constraints that shaped MIR168 evolution in Brassicaceae.

The presence of highly conserved phylogenetic footprints, in fact, is an indication of selective constraints acting on specific sequences [ 40].

We used a comparative phylogenetic footprinting approach to identify the structural and functional constraints that shaped the evolution of MIR168 paralogs in Brassicaceae.

Emission constraints are enforced to reduce the carbon footprint of conventional thermal generating units.