Sentence examples for problem restrictions from inspiring English sources

Multi-criteria methods can be classified according to the nature of the decision problem restrictions (implicit or explicit), and the nature of the results (deterministic or random) [14].

This research focuses on the optimization at the PSC design level and presents a mixed integer linear programming (MILP) model that optimizes a PSC network of refineries, depots, and transport routes, considering supply and demand requirements as well as problem restrictions, such as available routes.

Despite these problems, restrictions that kept the H-2 program small were removed in 1986, during the last major immigration overhaul.

Though AD subjects had the most pervasive problems, restrictions in non-verbal communication were common across all three subgroups and, contrary to current DSM criteria, so were verbal communication deficits.

The Ilizarov limb lengthening procedure is psychologically stressful because of its long duration and common complications, including soft tissue problems, restriction in motion of joints, fracture of the lengthened bone, and (sub luxation of the knee or hip (Ghoneem et al. 1996).

"A related problem is restrictions to freedom of movement and family separation on security grounds".

However, Mr Egan said the problem was restrictions imposed to protect wintering birds.

General formulae are derived for the study of any problem without restrictions or fictitious stress strain laws.

Since there are an infinite number of solutions for a given approximation problem, some restrictions on the solutions need to be imposed to choose one particular solution.

In addition to the direct problem these restrictions bring about the citizens life, there is an indirect inconvenience added since in many cases, the prosperity of these cities depends on the tourist sector.

Graemlin's probabilistic formulation of the topology-matching problem eliminates restrictions on the possible architecture of conserved modules such as those imposed by NetworkBlast.