Sentence examples for more restrictive condition from inspiring English sources
In this paper we show that the existence of a T-path from any subset of P0 to a transition t is a more restrictive condition and is, again, a necessary condition for the potential firability of t.
For, the results in De Donder and Hindriks [3] were obtained around the more restrictive condition.
In [8, 16], initial energy must satisfy even a more restrictive condition.
However, their result was obtained by imposing the more restrictive condition.
In published recent work [3, 8] the same formula was derived under the more restrictive condition (q le N/2,).
In fact, such a coarse topology makes the assumption of the continuity of f a more restrictive condition than the one we require here.
But if it materialises in more restrictive conditions for the government, that will still add up to a Byers premium.
Bought and sold, physically and mentally confined, and often starved or abused, slaves in America were forced to cope with ever more restrictive conditions.
The United States, supporting Ohio as amicus curiae, disagrees with Ohios concession and argues that the inmates have no liberty interest in avoiding assignment to a prison facility with more restrictive conditions of confinement.
For one of the families we obtain local Lipschitz stable manifolds and for the other family, assuming more restrictive conditions on the perturbations and its derivatives, we obtain C1 global stable manifolds.
The same control law is then proven (under more restrictive conditions) to monotonically decrease the sensitivity of the joint equilibrium with respect to the actuation variables, a desirable property when trying to achieve a finer control over joint positioning.
