Nascent genes confer extra functional capacities for the organisms to confront the challenges of the ever dynamic environment, and may equally, albeit rarely, inflict some functional constraints.
The current methods of centralized or distributed storage with static data impose constraints in addressing the real-time requirements [32], as they inflict pre-defined time convictions unless timestamped attributes are explicitly added [31].
First, the target QoS constraints and the maximum interference constraints inflicted on the PUs are opposing ones and, thus, the feasible set may be void depending on the system parameters.
Most cities and urban regions are unaware of the benefits underground space use has to offer, both for climate inflicted and spatial constraints: In many cities, infrastructure development is being outpaced by population growth.
In cognitive radio systems, challenges in providing QoS assurances increase due to the fact that secondary users should operate under constraints on the interference levels that they inflict on the primary users.
These results together with those reported by Sanden et al. (2005) [ 35] indicate soybean products, including the alcohol soluble fraction, may be used within formulation constraints without inflicting gross histopathological anomalies in the intestine of Atlantic salmon.
What's happening here is the imposition of audience tastes and expectations, via genre constraints, on editors, who pass them down to reporters, who then inflict them on sources.
These constraints might require the SUs to transmit at power levels which inflict an interference level that is unacceptable by the primary system.
Humans inflict it; the world inflicts it.
And you could inflict pain.
