Sentence examples for plan constraints from inspiring English sources

We report empirical results, discuss the application of the framework in settings where there are no goals but just preferences, and illustrate the versatility of the account by developing a new heuristic that overcomes limitations of delete-based relaxations through the use of valid but implicit plan constraints.

In the model, time node constraints, oil offloading plan constraints, and migration of batch constraints were taken into consideration.

However, as has been pointed out by several authors, constraints have been found to be breakable (Budd 2006; Maynard Smith et al. 1985; Schwenk and Wagner 2003), and it is therefore unlikely that overcoming body plan constraints is impossible (Schoch 2010).

Even civil science was denied the computers, centrifuges and relative freedom from rigid planning constraints that so privileged the military.

Edmunds claims planning constraints are blocking vital infrastructure, such as new interchanges, that could help rail freight: "Government now needs to support the industry and help it grow".

According to those involved with the development, the project has been kept on track by tight design and planning constraints imposed from the get-go.

The system is complex and the resulting price uncertain; which, along with planning constraints, explains why so much capacity has been planned and so little built.

Wishful thinking and real problems: Small modular reactors, planning constraints, and nuclear power in Jordan by M.V. Ramana and Ali Ahmad, Energy Policy Vol. 93, June 2016, pages 236-245.

At just about every appearance over the last year, Mr King has patiently explained that even on a small island with tight planning constraints, house prices cannot continue to rise much faster than average earnings.

Many of these landslides represent a significant engineering hazard, with several urban areas requiring remedial work and planning constraints (e.g. The Undercliff and Seagrove Bay) to aid development.

Gatwick's option, a second 3km runway operating independently to the south, would have fewer planning constraints and only directly affect a few dozen properties, although residents say it would mean huge associated development in a rural area.