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There are many constraints, and the traditional intelligent algorithm has its own defects.

A cognitive wireless sensor network has many constraints and many different features as compared to traditional WSNs.

Our model is initially formulated as a Linear Program with exponentially many constraints, and then reformulated in a more compact manner so that it can be very efficiently solved in practice.

We are already seeing storytelling tasks the likes of which no one has had to accomplish before: take the writing of Star Wars VII how many constraints and pre-elements had to be taken into account into generating a new part of a seven-part movie arc embedded so deeply in our modern culture?

KBSVM requires the solution of challenging nonconvex programs with many constraints and variables introduced for each rule over the original SVM.

This need for collaboration was associated with many constraints and challenges in finalizing workplans and budgets, sharing of roles and responsibilities, and effectively monitoring activities and supervising healthcare workers involved with AEFI monitoring.

The scientists said: "This programme, when fully implemented, rapidly met its benchmarks despite the many constraints, expectations and unrealistic timelines imposed on it.

Manufacturing takes place in a highly regulated environment, which imposes many constraints on design and strategic planning.

The implementation of 'cross compliance' rules did not result in many constraints for sheep and goat farmers, except for the animal identification rules, since many traditional farmers were reluctant to enter the system and keep records.

Poor countries in sub-Saharan Africa face many constraints in collecting and processing relevant information for gauging trends in equity.

The problem is nontrivial due to the increasing adoption of geometric dimensioning criteria, which call for the use of many types of geometric tolerances to completely and unambiguously represent the design intent and the many constraints deriving from manufacturing, assembly and inspection processes.