Sentence examples for minimal constraint from inspiring English sources

Moreover, it allows the performance of rat testing with minimal constraint, which reduces data variability.

TAR designs are expected to have a reproducible surgical technique, minimal bone resection, rapid and adequate bone in growth, minimal constraint and replication of physiological ankle motion, and pain relief.

Mobile-bearing designs theoretically offer less wear and loosening through full conformity and minimal constraint.

The arguments usually occur in the Dictionnaire, whose entries offer some minimal constraint on what Bayle says, and they usually occur in religious debate of some sort, where the role of faith needs to be ascertained.

Auto-calibration algorithms require a minimal constraint to define the network datum, which can be done by applying the minimum constraint, free-network adjustment, or through an explicit minimal control point (Remondino and Fraser 2006).

In addition, we used a minimal constraint on the family Bufonidae for the oldest known bufonid fossils recovered from Paleocene deposits in both Brazil and France [ 66– 66].

This approach assumes therefore minimal constraints on the model architecture and cell characteristics.

Some authors, for example Melzer (2012), suggest that an organization of sportsmen was captured in the late 1970s by hard-liners that wanted minimal constraints on gun ownership and use.

In America, where the business climate is different, and attitudes to business are a little different, a lack of political will to discomfort corporate funders and a cultural suspicion of even minimal constraints on capital has left litigation the principal driver.

Random forest feature selection performed over varying training sets provides a subset of generalized CIEL*a*b* co-occurrence texture features, while sample selection strategies with minimal constraints reduce training data requirements to achieve reliable results.

The design of exact, also referred to as minimal, constraints means applying just enough constraints between the various components of a mechanical assembly, in order to unambiguously define their positions in six degrees of freedom (3 translations, 3 rotations), their desired motions respectively.