Sentence examples for posing the restriction from inspiring English sources

MRS can resolve the problems of MST by not posing the restriction of "one connected component" and by using the locally maximum correlation values.

Now Equation 4 poses the restriction ab > 0, Open image in new window (6).

Although the simplicity of the mixed model with only random intercept is appealing, it poses the restriction that the correlation between the repeated measurements remains constant over time.

Threats to plant productivity are routinely imposed by biotic stresses such as herbivory and pathogenic disease [ 3, 4], but abiotic factors, such as temperature, drought and salinity stress, pose the greatest restriction on crop production [ 5].

Günhan Börekçi, an Ottoman historian who is one of the consultants for "Magnificent Century," told me that the greatest challenge to historical accuracy was posed by the restrictions upon the characters' having contact with one another.

To improve the computational efficiency of DPLSQ-TV, we developed an effective heuristic method, DPLSQ-HS, by speeding up the calculation of the minimum least squares error by posing restrictions to the number of combinations of incoming nodes.

Moreover this control approach avoids posing severe restrictions on the unknown system nonlinearities other than their continuity.

On the other hand, we did not pose any restriction on the number of parents in simulated networks where the maximum edge density was set as 0.06, which means each node in networks with size 30, 65, and 100, is expected to have 1.8, 3.9, and 6 parents on average, respectively, assuming random network topology.

This immediately poses a restriction on the duration of the short exposure image, which has to be obtained before the end of the frame.

Usually, step stress ALT (SSALT) method is firstly selected to do quantitative ALT planning when resource limitations on the availability of test prototypes and/or test equipment pose a restriction on the number of samples that can be tested.

Historically, a number of approaches have been taken to address the problem posed by restriction; these have included choosing another nominee, allowing the desired nominee's elected term of office to expire, ignoring the clause entirely, or reducing the offending emoluments to the level prior to when the nominee took office.