A more general model with fewer constraints will always fit the data better than a more sophisticated model with more constraints [7, 16, 27].
"But in reality, they operate with more constraints, and that makes them a lot less appealing than they would be otherwise".
A negative flexibility index indicates that the region is over-constrained, meaning it is rigid with more constraints than necessary to be rigid.
Note that we often pre-select one of two groups, ({mathcal C}_{am}) and ({mathcal C}_{m}), which is much more likely to be not satisfied, such as the group with more constraints in the form of AND than other.
As our approach preserves more musical characteristic details in the note level, nearly perfect decomposition is possible if it incorporates with more constraints, such as timbre, inharmonic bias, and phase.
"Those charts were more in depth, feature-length type of thing, so it's been nice to work with more constraints".
In fact, Mr. Trichet needs to be more outspoken than Mr. Bernanke because Mr. Trichet operates with many more constraints.
And the reality is that more constraints are likely to be imposed, with the chancellor's Autumn Statement already eroding baseline spending and a likely coalition Spending Review forming the basis of an effective mini defence review - then attention switches to SDSR15.
More specifically, the first domain was found to evolve under more selective constraints, with a mean ω value being significantly lower than those observed for domain II, domain III or the rest of the sequence (Mann-Whitney P < 0.05, Additional file 6: Table S2 and Additional file 7: Table S3).
Mr. Sharon said he would act with more constraint.
