The design objectives are to deliver prescribed macroscopic effective responses while simultaneously obeying constraints that reflect the distortion of the microscale stress fields, as well as the likelihood for fatigue damage.
The device has to fit in a very restricted space of less than 0.1″×0.1″×0.1″, and it should provide a clamping force of at least 60 lb while obeying constraints on the required clamping-displacement, yield strength of the material, and manufacturability.
Second, for efficient scheduling of VoIP traffic obeying constraints from availability of downlink control signaling resources, it is typical to use packet aggregation (e.g., [16]), i.e., to accumulate data of a user over, e.g., 40 ms and assign larger numbers of PRBs simultaneously, but less frequently.
Additionally, the same survey indicates that officers in the Kelly/Bloomberg era felt less pressure to obey constitutional constraints – 47% directly before, compared to 36% during, Kelly/Bloomberg.
He does, however, obey the constraints of TV when filming the new series of 8 Out Of 10 Cats and the wishes of the hosts of his private gigs (Carr is even available for hire at weddings, "to take the pressure off the best man").
This implies that a more refined tuning of the parameters of the path is required for c11s to obey all constraints.
The channel assignment must obey the constraints that the number of different channels assigned to a mesh router is at most the number of interfaces on the router, and the resultant mesh network is connected.
As will be shown in Section "Experimental results", the word-based phone lattices obey these constraints, resulting in a heavy bias towards the target language and causing significant LRE performance degradation.
A pair of compatible functional groups contributes to the calculated free energy of the protein-ligand complex, if the geometric properties encoded in the partial spherical interaction surfaces obey the constraints of the scoring function.
It is shown that explicit equilibrium relations of the form y = F (x) with more than two independent variables must obey complicated constraints on the higher-order derivatives of F, which are usually impractical to test.
