Sentence examples for input to limit from inspiring English sources

The generated hydrological conditions are used as input to limit equilibrium stability computations to derive factors of safety (FOS).

One of the main requirements considered to obtain metallurgical weldability was to reduce at maximum the heat input to limit the possible interfacial reaction among molten aluminium matrix and SiC particles which produces aluminium carbide (Al4C3) inside the weld pool and fusion line.

The list without multiple sample correction was used as DAVID input to limit type II errors in significant gene identification.

Fortunately, these slow simulations can be sped up: (i) by selecting a limited but representative workload, (ii) by applying trace sampling and reduced input sets to limit the simulation time per benchmark, and (iii) by optimizing the architectural simulators.

Moreover, a recent study reported that healthy 7 to 12-year-old-children were unable to use somatosensory inputs in order to limit the body sway generated by dynamic visual cues to the same extend as adults, suggesting that the sensory integration of the somatosensory cues is still developing at 12 years of age [26].

Geologists were offered creative input, while – not wanting to limit the music to conventional notation – Yeats created a variety of signs and symbols for the vocalists to learn and interpret (looking at the score feels more like a maths exam than a piece of music).

In the current system, a holdover from colonial times when the British wanted to limit input from the local population, Hong Kong's political leader, known as the chief executive, is selected by a 1,200-member 1,200-member the business and politicommittee that is rigged toffavor of pro-Beijing candidathe.

This result could reflect the existence of a common central mechanism aimed at reducing neural input to working muscles to limit fatigue and damage [17], [18].

Dr. Jaczko was accused by the four other commissioners of withholding information from them and manipulating decisions to limit their input.

But advocates for subway riders said the lack of an announcement was yet another example of the transit agency's attempts in recent months to limit public input -- which usually becomes public outcry -- about the most extensive changes in the system in more than a decade.

Input shaping techniques are proposed to limit or cancel these oscillations.