Sentence examples for phenomena constraints from inspiring English sources

More importantly, Hopkins had a belief that although living things did not disobey any physical or chemical laws they instantiated them in ways that required understanding of biological phenomena, constraints, and functional organization.

A global physical phenomenon constraint aggregates a set of local physical phenomenon constraints.

The subclasses, definitions, and examples of global physical phenomenon constraints are summarized in Table 3.

In our framework, a model is the union of physical phenomenon constraints, boundary condition constraints, and modeling assumption constraints.

Additionally, there are often sets of physical phenomenon constraints of which modeling assumptions (preconditions) are mutually exclusive.

Constraints by embodied principles/laws are called the "physical phenomenon constraints (PPCs)." In making a model, various modeling assumptions are set for selecting appropriate principles/laws.

Since embodied physical phenomenon constraints are valid under some modeling assumptions, applicable conditions of principles/laws can be described with a set of modeling assumptions.

A relatively simpler physical phenomenon constraint is the "physical device constraint" which arises within a component of a system.

An applicable condition is described as a set of modeling assumption constraints, while a consequence is described as a physical phenomenon constraint.

Since their situations are similar but their modeling assumption constraint(s) and physical phenomenon constraint(s) are exclusively different, they indicate the difference of two models before/after the change of the situation.

Anyhow, it is remarkable that even thought this model is a crude representation of whole metabolism, and metabolism is also a limited part of all cellular phenomena, those constraints seem to be relevant enough to result in reasonably accurate predictions.