Sentence examples for in a constrained set from inspiring English sources

However, the problem of viability of fractional differential equations, which consists in finding at least one solution to the equation starting and staying in a constrained set, has not been well developed so far.

As, and both q and π must sum to 1, q lies in a constrained set Ω.

Because of the dangers of overinterpreting constraints in particular pathways, I thus here focus only on more generic features, namely whether the reactions in a constrained set occur in the same pathway.

We developed a general RJMCMC algorithm to sample the latent reaction path in a constrained setting, where the reaction path has to match the observations given at the two ends of a time interval.

In [11] we showed a sufficient condition for solutions to be viable with respect to a constrained set.

We used this measure in a formal exploration of the tendency for SD patients to replace specific terms with more vague and general words, on the assumption that more specific words are used in a more constrained set of contexts.

In 2006, He et al. [4, 5] studied a class of inverse variational inequalities and also found their applications in practical world, such as normative flow control problems, which require the network equilibrium state to be in a linearly constrained set, and bipartite market equilibrium problems.

The motion control for an underactuated marine vehicle in a constrained configuration set K is treated as a case study; the set K essentially describes the limited sensing area of a vision-based sensor system, and viable control laws which establish convergence to a goal set G in K are constructed.

A reaction in a constrained reaction set whose presence is be essential in one metabolic network, may be dispensable in another, because its role can be assumed by other reactions.

In a more constrained setting, I might happily project myself into the game, ignoring the many ways its fiction does not line up with the corporeal setting around us.

ART can have a dramatic effect on mortality in a resource-constrained setting in Africa, at least in the early years of treatment provision.