Sentence examples for reduction of constraint from inspiring English sources
By means of simulations, the possible improvement of performance and reduction of constraint violation, introduced by this extension, are investigated.
This recursive process may not terminate: as a simple example, consider reduction of constraint (C, a) when (Theta = { forall a., C, a Rightarrow C, a}).
This means that reduction of constraint set (P) under constraint axioms (Theta ) either give constraint set (Q) as a result or fails.
For the Baikal seal V2R, one can discuss this as some reduction of constraint because of free access to fresh water and, therefore, as a reduced necessity to concentrate the urine.
Thus, reduction of a constraint (pi ) is now defined by two rules, ((mathtt{{RInst}}_1)) and ((mathtt{{RInst}}_2)) and, analogously, two different rules are used for specifying reduction of a non-singleton set of constraints.
In addition, trends across tissues types appear to be largely explained by a reduction of selective constraint through development.
Another structural feature, the addition of extra sequences, is plausible if we assume the reduction of structural constraint as a consequence of specialization in the inter-ZF interaction.
This finding is most likely associated with the reduction of selective constraint and effective population size in domestic animals that has decreased the efficacy of negative selection and increased the rate of polymorphism and fixation of deleterious alleles.
We performed this study to test the hypothesis that bees were introducing error into the dance beyond that imposed by sensory constraints against an alternative hypothesis that if they could dance more precisely because of reduction of the constraints, they would do so.
The first one concerns a decrease in commuting time, the second a reduction of schedule constraints and a better match between work and private schedules.
A second channel via which more temporal and locational flexibility can lead to an increase in labour supply is a reduction of schedule constraints and a better match between schedules of work and private life.
