Sentence examples for quality constrains from inspiring English sources

The CCR optimization leads to non linear programming that contains non-linear quality constrains such as octane number and coke concentration on catalyst particles.

Recent advances, such as new concepts in rate-distortion modelling and quality constrained control, are presented.

A water quality constrained PMA identification framework was thereby proposed in this study, based on the simulation-optimization approach with ideal load reduction (ILR-SO).

Investigations have been made by researchers in the direction of localizing iris from high quality constrained eye images captured in NIR illumination.

But it said: "The relatively complex geology and limited amount of good-quality constraining data result in a higher degree of uncertainty to resource estimation than [in England]." BGS said Scotland's shale reserves were modest compared with England's.

Rossoll, D. et al. Ocean acidification-induced food quality deterioration constrains trophic transfer.

Drinking water treatment plants based on groundwater may suffer from incomplete ammonium removal, which deteriorates drinking water quality and constrains water utilities in the operation of their plants.

"We are now at the point at which our expansion in terms of size and quality is constrained by space," he said.

However, IS networks can be vulnerable to unanticipated perturbations such as sudden collapse/drop-out of an enterprise or the variations in waste quality, which constrain the sustainable development of EIPs.

However, its yield and quality is constrained by both abiotic and biotic factors.

Data modeling methods have reached sufficient maturity, and data quality is constrained by its availability on a case-by-case basis, so increasingly it is the choice of data representation that is the crucial arbiter of success.