Sentence examples for imposing a constraint from inspiring English sources
In the state constrained stochastic reachability analysis, this probability is computed by imposing a constraint on the system to avoid the unwanted states.
JOHN JASPERSE COMPANY In "Misuse Liable to Prosecution," Jasperse confronts the financial constraints usually faced by dancemakers by imposing a constraint of his own: none of the production's physical objects have been bought.
The spikes can be eliminated following a force field discretization rule which is deduced by imposing a constraint requiring a zero velocity solution when the forces applied to the system are equilibrated with the gradient of the pressure field.
But, although the FA has the right to impose nets on a club as part of a disciplinary hearing, the governing body does not see nets as workable and the Hillsborough Justice Campaign last night said such a move, imposing a constraint on fans, would be deeply unwelcome.
This is achieved by imposing a constraint on overall travel time in the system, which represents the empirically observed fixed travel time budget (TTB) of individuals, and introducing a cost for infrastructural investments (travel time investment, TTI), which reduces the travel time of public transport.
We use an experimental fluid dynamics code that allows cubic "patches" of grid cells to step with independent, locally constrained time steps to demonstrate how the CFL condition can be enforced by imposing a constraint on the time steps of neighboring patches.
Theoretically, this entailed opening some imported parcels, and it certainly imposed a constraint on publishers and booksellers.
An auxiliary indicator field is modeled to identify these volumes and to impose a constraint on the average pressure.
The proposed solution in this work imposes a constraint on how much failure will occur along the borehole wall.
In a letter asking the S.E.C. to exclude the proposal, Cendant said it would "impose a constraint" on the salary of its chief executive, Henry R. Silverman, cutting it to $2.7 million a year from the $3.3 million promised annually until 2012.
The topology optimization of microstructures is performed by using the bi-directional evolutionary structural optimization (BESO) method, which imposes a constraint on the effective thermal conductivity.
