Sentence examples for reduces the constraint from inspiring English sources

This model-inherent advantage for the battery reduces the constraint, which the battery bank's cost represents for the energy system.

The main practical advantage of the alternative design is decoupling the PCM location from the path of flow of the heat transfer fluid that reduces the constraints on the materials.

the simplified optimization problem reduces the constraints to just one, becoming max ∑ i = 1 N α j ∑ j = 1 r log 2 ( 1 + λ i j P i j ) ∑ i = 1 N ∑ j = 1 r P i j Ω i j BS ∕ An ≤ P maxBS/An.

And, conversely, the down-regulation of prostaglandin pathways reduces the constraints that would normally act to attenuate these proinflammatory pathways.

In the mean time, the repair technique of constraint handling has a high efficiency in eliminating or reducing the constraint violations.

Conversely, when it has finite thickness relative to the substrate, the strains induced in the substrate reduce the constraint imposed on the bond coat, again reducing its ability to accommodate the undulations.

Macro-delaminations are formed indicated by load drops reducing the constraint further, Fig. 5a and b.

Decreasing the variation in breeding values faster than the variation in additive-genetic relationships increased the relative constraint on average relationship, while decreasing the variation in additive-genetic relationships faster than the variation in breeding values reduced the constraint.

(A) Anaerobic conditions were created by reducing the constraint of reaction corresponding to exchange of oxygen to zero using "Replace constraint tool"; (B) FBA result under anaerobic conditions; (C) Results of reaction essentiality analysis.

(ii) Macro-delaminations are formed indicated by load drops reducing the constraint further, Fig. 5 a and b. (iii) The blunted crack coalesces with the voids ahead of the crack tip; the crack front propagates between the delaminations, Fig. 5 c. (iv) Simultaneously the ligaments between the delamination show strong contraction comparable to a tensile specimen, see upper part of Fig. 5 b.

The savings made will be invested in initiatives designed to "reduce the constraints to business".