Sentence examples for intractable constraints from inspiring English sources

Studying the simplicity of Rogers's pink powder room — how it was designed to whimsically emphasize its limitations rather than trying to mask them — I began to reconsider the seemingly intractable constraints of my small office.

To remain globally competitive, the U.S. must devote a significant amount of political capital and economic resources to addressing the more intractable structural constraints.

If the user is too greedy and imposes too many objectives, the designing problem to solve might become intractable because of the constraints imposed by the surrounding environment and the platform of the CR.

Thus, to compute the exact value of σ v) is computational intractable, and a hop constraint T is used in this paper to balance the accuracy of EISE and the program efficiency in terms of running time.

Indeed, optimizing the system's achievable sum-rate or some other objective under SU power or rate constraints is a very difficult, intractable and non-convex problem in an interference channel model.

However, the optimization problem in (13) is still intractable due to the non-convex chance constraint in C6.

Constraint programming (CP) has been used with great success to tackle a wide variety of constraint satisfaction problems which are computationally intractable in general.

However, such models become intractable in the limit by grid size and time-step constraints, and by limitations in numerical modeling of uncertainties.

Problem (3) is intractable for robust downlink beamforming design because of the semi-infiniteness of constraints C1, C2, C3, and C5.

Problem (27) has semi-infinite constraints (27b)–(27e) and non-convex rank-one constraint (27h), which are intractable.

We study the complexity of IDRM while taking the separation of duty constraints and administrative cost into account; it turns out to be intractable for most cases.