Sentence examples for identifying the constraints of from inspiring English sources

Each choice must be based on a comprehensive knowledge base, identifying the constraints of natural elements, and outlining the network of relevant interests; each choice must be implemented through a shared policy functioning on different levels and in different fields of action.

We further identify the constraints of this mesh topology under study and propose a solution for reducing the energy drainage of the nodes in the bottleneck zone.

A key principle here is to identify the constraints of the domain in which a term is used to designate something and to specify any distinguishing characteristics.

TOC is a management technique that focuses on each system constraints based on five-step approach to identify the constraints and restructure the rest of the system around it.

So far, a drawback of the RCCE scheme has been the absence of a fully automatable and systematic procedure that is capable of identifying the best constraints for a given range of thermodynamic conditions and a required level of approximation.

Considering that more than 100 proteins have been identified as in vitro substrates of conventional calpains [ 1], many p94 substrates have not yet been identified because of the constraints of conventional detection methods.

The method consists in identifying the project constraints and the potential impacts of these constraints on the cost, the commissioning and the global performance of the project over its working life.

The intersection of these two logics (designer - maker) with logic "learner", helped us to identify the levers and the constraints of the e-learning document accessibility and to propose the possible solutions for improvement.

In principle, sequence-defined synthetic polymers based on nonbiological monomers and backbones might overcome these constraints; however, identifying the sequence of a synthetic polymer that possesses a specific desired functional property remains a major challenge.

Moreover, the limited availability of verified data on carbon stocks and carbon stock changes is another constraint for identifying the implications of the debated accounting options.

Little empirical research has focused on identifying the role of biological and social constraints versus opportunity costs in low fertility among highly educated women.