Sentence examples for highly constrained environments from inspiring English sources

"In 2014 we focused our engineering efforts on deploying face recognition on the edge in highly constrained environments that could identify hack or spoof attempts," Moore, the chief executive of Trueface.ai, said in an email.

Since the advantage of fault tolerance [6], it is superior for operation in highly constrained environments, for instance, in uneven terrain with some simple operation tasks, such as nuclear reactor cores, toxic abandoned factories, and many other conceivable environments [7].

The availability of such an algorithm working for full generality is important, particularly for highly constrained environments.

In addition, development assistance for HIV/AIDS has flattened after years of steep rises, leading to an even greater need for implementing cost-effective interventions in highly resource-constrained environments (8).

How can we assess facility-level determinants of motivation and high performance, including the impact of various types of accountability mechanisms, in order to influence workforce motivation in ways that can be implemented in highly resource-constrained environments?

The provision of LLIN and WF may be a cost-effective and practical method for ART programs to defer ART eligibility in the context of highly resource-constrained environments and donor fatigue for HIV/AIDS programs.

Simulation results indicate that in addition to consuming less system key synchronization time than other methods do, the proposed DMHBGKA scheme is also highly feasible for implementing constrained environments such as ad hoc networks.

To the best of our knowledge, this study is the first to use direct observation of patient care to describe the quality of HIV/AIDS care in the context of task-shifting in a highly resource-constrained environment, using a randomized national sample of providers.

Recommendation: 7 Fog computing should enable highly constrained access control on both data and network, along with fair resource allocation mechanisms to protect confidentiality and integrity within a multi-user environment.

RPL has been designed as highly modular, with a very small footprint, and able to support a wide range of metrics and constraints according to the environments of interest while operating in constrained environments, thus reducing the control traffic whenever possible.

Extensions of MSD to highly constrained design problems of higher dimension is also described.