Sentence examples for physical constrains from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the parameters of the boom's cross-section and the diameter of the storage reel are optimised using definite geometrical and physical constrains.

The paper therefore makes a methodological contribution in the development of an expert model of repeated auctions with capacity and physical constrains.

The optimized coefficients are calculated ensuring that they comply with a number of physical constrains, falling in between bounds established via independent criteria.

Passing zones are provided where available sight distance is greater than the minimum passing sight distance; and their length and frequency depend mainly on the physical constrains and cost limitations.

This variety of parameters depends mainly on the quantity and quality of data (e.g. peak intensity cannot be properly assessed when rainfall data are measured at daily intervals) and on the physical constrains of the study area, above all the landslide typology (Lagomarsino et al. 2015).

To address this issue, two physical constrains can be introduced into the model described in Eq. (1), these are the abundance non-negativity constraint (ANC), i.e., a j ≥0, and the abundance sum-to-one constraint (ASC), i.e., ∑ j = 1 p a j = 1 [12].

To avoid numerical instability and to satisfy the physical constrain for obtaining the lowest frequency of vortex shedding, the time step needs to be carefully selected.

Unexpectedly low x y shrinkages of 2.5 7% observed for the hetero-configurations are believed to be associated with the physical constraining effect that results from the dissimilar sintering route and crystallization behavior of each tape.

These digital representations of exemplar specimens create the potential for new forms of collections that can be openly accessed and used without the physical constraining of loaning specimens or visiting natural history collections [ 5].

Then the parallel but independent functional evolution during long archeological history could occur in the gene pairs deriving, respectively, two major distinct gene groups as a result of mutual and physical constraining in the gene regulatory regions.

Unlike the analysis from Szilard to Brillouin, the consistency of statistical mechanics now requires us to say at least something about the demon itself as a physical being, constrained by a particular kind of physical law.