Sentence examples for introducing additional constraints from inspiring English sources
This is achieved by introducing additional constraints, and by slightly tightening the original constraints.
The use of fieldbuses and the emergence of intelligent sensors and actuators are opening up new possibilities for distributed control systems, but are also introducing additional constraints in terms of achieving dependability objectives.
The present approach achieves sufficient accuracy at the immersed boundary and overcomes deficiencies in previous IB methods by introducing additional constraints – a compatibility for the interpolated velocity boundary condition related to mass conservation and the formal decoupling of the pressure on this surfaces.
While a minimal set of requirements is beneficial in situations where limited prior information is available, when such information exists introducing additional constraints can lead to a significantly better recovery.
To overcome this limitation, we plan to investigate the effects of external fluxes by introducing additional constraints in the model, to check whether the nutrient output in the milk can be predicted from the nutrient input.
The technological and economical aspects of recycling were also mentioned, as they introduce additional constraints to the feasibility of the recycling processes.
The price paid for such architectural simplicity is that it introduces additional constraints on the feasible permutation matrices of such switching fabrics, affecting performance for some traffic patterns.
These capacitors introduce additional constraints on the optimisation and on the maximum amount of power that can be coupled to the plasma: not only the capacitor voltages cannot exceed a certain value (42 kV) but also the currents are limited to approximately 740 A rms to ensure sufficient heat dissipation for the considered duty cycle.
As stated before, SDMN architecture will introduce additional constraints and requirements in the controller placement problem.
Conservation of epitopes and receptors, however, introduces additional constraints on the concentrations of various complexes.
However, the individual regulatory interactions, i.e. activation or inhibition, introduce additional constraints for the emergence of bistability.
