Sentence examples for imposed on problem from inspiring English sources
Now, to fix the value of such parameters, we use the four boundary value conditions imposed on problem(D) together with the fact that (4.9).
Yet, methods and methodology typically employed in theoretical and empirical analyses of economic systems were developed for the case of pure risk then imposed on problems characterized by uncertainty.
This is because the problem of estimating particle size and shape (aspect ratio) from signals provided by in-line measuring tools is often ill posed, and therefore it calls for appropriate constraints to be imposed on the problem.
The ∞-norm is useful when amplitude constraints are imposed on a problem, and the 2-norm is of more help in the context of energy constraints.
Since an input force is not imposed on one point, existing problem formulations such as attaching a spring on the node under the input force or constraining the input displacement are not valid for the present problem.
The solution of this integrated optimization problem requires sensitivity analysis implying computing the derivatives of the constraints imposed on the optimization problem with respect to the design variables.
The constraints imposed on the optimization problem are shown as follows: {P}_{min}le P t)le {P}_{max } (14 where P t) is the rated active power of the BESS (MW), P min is the allowed minimum rated active power, and P max is the allowed maximum rated active power of the BESS.
Socrate gave the first test with a time limit imposed on the online problems.
The conditions are obtained as the two-scale homogenization limit of a standard acoustic problem imposed on the layer perforated by a sieve-like obstacle with a periodic structure.
This leading edge vibration can be interpreted as the inhomogeneous boundary conditions imposed on the fluid dynamic problem, and gives rise to an acoustic wave in the test duct.
The infinite domain is truncated via an artificial boundary B, and a high-order non-reflecting boundary condition (NRBC) is imposed on B. Then the problem is solved numerically in the finite domain bounded by B. The new boundary scheme is based on a reformulation of the sequence of NRBCs proposed by Higdon.
