Sentence examples for having constraint from inspiring English sources
Although public key cryptography has the necessary primitives to solve this sort of problems in various networks, it is not trivial to implement these primitives in networks having constraint devices such as RFID tags without breaking the cost boundaries.
Then, instead of having constraint C6 that couples the battery evolution and, hence, couples all allocation variables, our online user association strategy is executed at each epoch independently by allowing each BS to spend just a given fraction of the energy available at the battery during that particular epoch.
Due to acid dissolution, conventional Pt NPs@chitosan bubbles have constraint applications for limited pH conditions.
The interval time-varying delay does not have constraint that its derivative is less than 1.
"We always have constraints in our agreements with our allies".
Costume designers have constraints: time, money, wear and tear, shoes dancers won't fall out of.
"I'm not an intellectual in any sense, I have constraints of erudition.
Attenborough told the Guardian in 2003: "I'm not an intellectual in any sense, I have constraints of erudition.
That said, every department and institution has constraints.
We have to have constraints because safety and engineering require that.
