Sentence examples for restriction problem from inspiring English sources

In recent studies of multimedia streaming, the features of mobile devices were not considered in solving the bandwidth restriction problem.

Recently, however, Guth discovered agreeable interaction between tubes and algebraic hypersurfaces, and thus used polynomial partitioning to improve on the 3-dim restriction problem.

The restriction problem was reduced by removing the recruits through stocking large predatory African sharptooth catfish resulting in increased growth performance of the adult Nile tilapia in the present study.

The measure ω ( t ) d t supported on the curve ( t, ϕ ( t ) ) is known as the affine arclength measure, which is based on the affine arclength parameter as in [2], and was introduced by Drury and Marshall [1] in dealing with the Fourier restriction problem related to curves, and later by Drury [3] in studying convolution operators with measures supported on curves.

The term "disability" is further defined as "impairment" (dysfunction or loss of "body functions or structure"), "limitation" (the difficulty an individual may experience in executing a particular activity) or "restriction" (problems an individual may experience in involvement in life situations).

Of note, the differences experienced between people according to categories of CD4 levels were less and less apparent going from impairments (problems at the level of organ or body part) to activity limitations to participation restrictions (problems with social roles).

Under this restriction, the problem of finding a locally or pseudo-Bayesian D-optimal design decomposes into two simpler problems that are more widely studied.

However, the literature has not paid much attention to the turning restriction design problem (TRDP), which aims to determine a set of intersections where turning restrictions should be implemented.

This paper introduces a bi-objective turning restriction design problem (BOTRDP), which aims to simultaneously improve network traffic efficiency and reduce environmental pollution by implementing turning restrictions at selected intersections.

Further, the findings helped identify what issues might benefit the most from a defined policy and the level of restriction a problem list policy should place on the addition of different types of information.

It turns out that depending on the restrictions, the problem in this framework is always polynomial-time solvable, NP-complete, coNP-complete, or ΣP2-complete.