Sentence examples for limitations and constraints from inspiring English sources

The limitations and constraints linked to the use of EDFAs are described.

No matter what our karmic limitations and constraints might be - by biology, by psycho-history, by whatever - we're all simply GIVEN the full boat of Amida's infinite merit in that one thought moment of SHINJIN.

Basically, the coupling entails limitations and constraints consisting of the mismatch between the power sizes of merchandised machines as well as the deriving technical issues.

Then Model Predictive Control method (MPC) handles multivariate control problems naturally and optimal control result is calculated considering actuator limitations and constraints of process variables.

There is something persuasive in that, not least because one of the greatest filmed dance sequences remains that of the hippopotami and the crocodiles in Fantasia; in "I Got No Strings", Pinocchio becomes one of cinema's greatest dancers, transcending – as only an animated puppet could, yet all the while also remaining an awkward child – all the limitations and constraints of the body.

On-site testing was aimed at developing an understanding of the specific limitations and constraints of RO systems operating in such an environment and investigating how those might be most effectively overcome.

Acknowledging that optimality of experiment designs must always be balanced with biological and other practical constraints, our formalisms allow for the incorporation of limitation and constraints as dictated by the specific biological context.

By means of a genetic algorithm, the adopted methodology optimizes a given economic criteria (Pay-Back Period, Net Present Value, Profitability Index and Internal Rate of Return) while respecting technical constraints (expander limitations) and thermodynamic constraints (positive pinch points in heat exchangers, etc.).

Dynamic properties of mobile base and mounted manipulator, their actuator limitations and additional constraints applied to resolve the redundancy are probably the most important factors.

Spring stiffness and elongation are dimensioned according to design limitations and energy constraints, avoiding early loss of ground contact, i.e. take-off before complete leg extension.

Due to fundamental physical limitations and power constraints, we are witnessing a paradigm shift in commodity microprocessor architecture to multicore designs.