Sentence examples for realistic limitations from inspiring English sources

For all calculations, the chord was constrained between 0.04 and 0.02 m which can be viewed as realistic limitations of the manufacturing techniques.

Based on this analysis, a real-life MPC scheme is proposed that takes into account realistic limitations on the actuator leading to feasible, almost time-optimal control design.

It will be important to contrast the performance of simple approaches with low computational overhead (e.g., variations of the alpha-beta filter) as well as more sophisticated approaches that yield more accurate estimates (e.g., particle filters) with realistic limitations on CPU performance.

There are realistic limitations to what can be translated from that imagination into a playable experience, dependent on the limitations of technology, and the structure of video game development.

For larger problems, it carries out a directed search which, while pruned to respect realistic limitations on memory and running time, still carries out a search that is far more thorough than a greedy algorithm.

21 Unless doctors are able to acknowledge realistic limitations and vulnerability, they will need to use denial to protect themselves from conscious awareness of their vulnerability and fallibility, and minimise these to others.

A major and more realistic limitation to the adoption of GDT is that of limited critical care resources.

That is the realistic limitation, the "no" in response to whether words matter.

A realistic limitation of the diagnostic process is that some individuals may not be able to sustain abstinence for a period long enough to clarify whether the constellation of anxiety symptoms represents a substance-induced syndrome or an independent anxiety disorder.

Despite these limitations, our model was able to produce a database of virtual subjects with hemodynamic properties and pulse waveforms which are realistic under normal physiological conditions.

We need a realistic statute of limitations.