Sentence examples for its constraints for from inspiring English sources

Laser sintering process and its constraints for the production of customized implants in titanium alloy (Ti 6Al 4V) with complex geometry and internal structures are reported.

In many cases it is not possible to use derivative methods, due to the characteristics of the problem to be solved and/or its constraints, for example if the involved functions are non-smooth and/or their derivatives are not know.

In particular, given a finite prediction horizon and a metric for adjusting the uncertainty sets, we address the question of determining the optimal size and shape of the uncertainty sets, while simultaneously ensuring the existence of a control policy that will keep the system within its constraints for all possible disturbance realizations inside the adjusted uncertainty set.

The best argument for the law's constitutionality is that churches (and other nonprofits) themselves willingly accept its constraints in return for a very lucrative benefit: exemption from taxation.

For the inequality system ({f_{i}-g_{i} le 0, i=1,ldots,m}), its constraint qualifications for Lagrange-type duality have been observed in [2, 3].

** Manny Stallman, a more typical comic-book artist, once turned to Krigstein's brother in disbelief and said, "Bernie's actually taking this stuff seriously!" Commercial art, for all its constraints, seemed like the only haven for figurative artists at mid-century, and Krigstein took a craftsman's pride in his accurate perspectives and his researched images based on observation.

Manny Stallman, a more typical comic-book artist, once turned to Krigstein's brother in disbelief and said, "Bernie's actually taking this stuff seriously!" Commercial art, for all its constraints, seemed like the only haven for figurative artists at mid-century, and Krigstein took a craftsman's pride in his accurate perspectives and his researched images based on observation.

As before, when part A of a system is linked to part C, one also wants to know whether the linking infomorphism allows to translate an agent's logic from A while preserving good properties it might have (such as not having exceptions for its constraints).

The European position is inadequately described in terms of governance, ownership and operational models and is criticised for its constraints and limitations without any real explanation as to how these could be overcome.

Etiquette, the set of "rules" that were intended to dictate the behavior of "civilized society", has long been in a tailspin in this country as we've gotten too casual and fast paced for its constraints.

For all its constraints, Hengdian can feel more like a movie town than Hollywood does.