Sentence examples for improved constrained from inspiring English sources

A nonlinearly improved constrained variable metric solver was used.

In this paper, an improved constrained tracking control design is proposed for batch processes under uncertainties.

To overcome these drawbacks, this paper integrates the SORA with the Improved Constrained Differential Evolution algorithm (ICDE) to give a so-called SORA-ICDE for solving RBDO problems.

The same factory line will follow, as the accountability structure, designed honourably to help schools improve, increasingly constrains their ability to be creative or different.

Indirect fitness effects of social selection could improve or constrain offspring fitness in competitive populations.

Indeed, our analyses sought to provide more detail on how technology simultaneously improves and constrains patients' lives.

It is important, therefore, for close investigations at a sector or practical level to determine whether shifts in governance and public administration—reforms in technical and financial capacity; learning, institutional memory and knowledge; and participation, empowerment and accountability are improving or constraining key facets of adaptive capacity.

Improved affinities of constrained peptides indicated that preorganization of the bound conformation is beneficial.

In this article we present a new and substantially improved model for Constrained Clustering, still based on a Constraint Programming framework.

Biogeographical reconstructions were significantly improved when we constrained dispersal probability and area-connectivity following the paleogeographic history of the Caribbean.

Combining a high luminosity design, very low background from cosmic rays and careful control of systematic errors at the 1% level, we propose a high sensitivity multi-detector experiment, able to reach a sensitivity to antineutrino disappearance down to sin22θ13= 0.006 in a three years running period, improving present limits constrained by the CHOOZ experiment by more than an order of magnitude.