Sentence examples for most restrictive constraint from inspiring English sources
The set of constraints in (7) can be reduced to a single constraint per PU receiver, by only considering the value of (hat {G}_{k}^{ q)}) in (mathcal {S}_{k}^{ q)}) which leads to the most restrictive constraint.
Heat exchanger constraints may represent the most restrictive transient response constraints in a process and thereby compromise the agility and responsiveness of processes.
The PSD constraint is the most restrictive one because transmitting at 120 dBµV/200 Hz in the 40 to 90 kHz band results in a signal level that exceeds 134 dBµV.
It ranked Saudi Arabia as the most restrictive country and the Middle East and North Africa as the most restrictive regions.
Emergency psychiatric care is generally considered the most restrictive.
Only about a third are the most restrictive H.M.O.'s.
Africa and Latin America have the most restrictive abortion laws in the world.
Lawsuits may yet topple the most restrictive new laws.
But we think therapeutically the best thing you can do is go from most restrictive to least restrictive.
It imposed laws boastfully described by Tony Blair as "the most restrictive on trade unions in the western world"; David Cameron now proposes to make them more restrictive still.
States with less restrictive gun control laws have as much as eight times the rate of murder-suicides as those with the most restrictive gun control laws".
