Sentence examples for restrictive constraint from inspiring English sources

A more restrictive constraint coming from the EARSM expression arises compared to a classical eddy viscosity model.

Since the performance of our scheme has very limited gain when γSD≤0.7 dB, this is not a restrictive constraint.

If one further restrictive constraint is imposed, the asymptotic solution is then equivalent to that obtained by earlier authors, who have posed a one-dimensional interior wave motion with impedance conditions to characterize the influence of the side holes.

We show in a small example that a bidder could use an overly restrictive constraint to increase profits, and explore the cause by visualizing the feasible region from the linear program corresponding to the power auction.

This work presents a feasible solution procedure that complements the exact configurations in which the material parameters must follow restrictive constraint, and also provides an estimate for the torsional rigidity in which the bounds are not sufficiently close.

The set of constraints in (7) can be reduced to a single constraint per PU receiver, by only considering the value of (hat {G}_{k}^{ q)}) in (mathcal {S}_{k}^{ q)}) which leads to the most restrictive constraint.

A 1996 act bringing in anti-indecency rules to the web "attempts to place more restrictive constraints on the conversation in cyberspace than presently exist in the Senate cafeteria," said John Perry Barlow.

Dasgupta [15] defines theoretical bounds showing that active learning has exponentially smaller label complexity than supervised learning under some particular and restrictive constraints.

The foreseen high penetration levels of wind power will force the systems operators to apply restrictive constraints on wind power plants.

Even if these crucial and rather restrictive –constraints are met, it still cannot be said that majority voting is at the top of the veritistic (truth-conducive) heap as compared with rival voting methods.

Violating this principle, the linear and quadratic GCAs have the following shortcomings: (1) restrictive constraints on grid size when the viscosity is small; (2) susceptibleness to instability of a time-explicit formulation for strongly transient flows; (3) convergence deterioration to zeroth- or first-order for solutions with high-frequency modes.