Sentence examples for level of constraints from inspiring English sources
The performances are better in the bimanual configuration when the tasks involve a limited working space and a low level of constraints.
The use of water from the river imposes an unusually high level of constraints on the design of the plant, due to possible extremes in temperature and the variable level of solids in suspension and other pollutants.
It is possible to adapt the selected level of constraints, by reserving higher constraints to cases where it is not possible to obtain final satisfactory balance: less than 5° of residual frontal laxity in extension in each compartment, and a tibiofemoral gap difference not in excess to 3 mm between flexion and extension.
He et al. ([2009]) developed a flexible interval mixed-integer bi-infinite programming (FIMIBIP) method, which can allow parameters in the objective and constraints to be functional intervals, support diverting solid waste flow as well as sizing, timing and siting the facilities' expansion, reflect the level of constraints satisfaction, and quantify fluctuation of gas and energy prices.
We used SNP density to measure the level of constraints on CSSs and their flanking sequences.
In contrast, protein-truncating mutations showed evidence of negative selection, at the level of constraints on the allele fraction achieved.
Other combinations of boundary condition give intermediate results according to the level of constraint introduced.
The additional level of constraint concerns the data assigned to the same complex variable.
An attempt has been made to obtain a unique multiaxiality quotient (q) for evaluation of the level of constraint.
Operative time, use of augmentation and/or bone grafts, and the level of constraint required during revision were used to assess complexity.
An empirical study of randomly generated binary constraint satisfaction problems reveals that for problems with a given number of variables, domain size, and connectivity there is a critical level of constraint tightness at which a phase transition occurs.
