Sentence examples for heat constraints from inspiring English sources

But because of battery and heat constraints, it's reported that the Switch will run in 720p while acting as a handheld.

Zhang said the chiplets are packaged closer together — literally reducing the space that information has to cross — in order to speed it up, though that of course carries consequences when it comes to heat constraints these processors can have.

However, it is important that MA compositions should be adequately controlled to satisfy both the proliferation resistance requirements and the decay heat constraints for fuel handling.

The latter generally comprises the generation, transmission and storage constraints of the cooling and heating system, e.g., the heat constraints of the gas boiler, the output constraints of the bromide refrigerator, heating/cooling storage constraints, and the capacity constraints of heating/cooling transmission lines.  .

Heat exchanger constraints may represent the most restrictive transient response constraints in a process and thereby compromise the agility and responsiveness of processes.

The objective function is linear and minimizes the total annual cost of the HEN subject to heat balance constraints.

This method locates heat transfer constraints (topological criterion) in low frequency neighborhoods of the mesh (geometric criterion) and solves for the resulting temperature distribution on the mesh.

In each time slice, the heat cascade constraints are considered together with the flows of the utility streams and the mass balances for storage, which create a link between the different operating times.

Cooling and heating system constraints.

Special heat-balance constraints are formulated to account for the existence of a stream in a subset and its complement.

In the semi-batch reactor process, the controller was able to maximize the monomer feed while satisfying the heat removal constraint.