Sentence examples for restrictive hypotheses from inspiring English sources

A direct solution is proposed that avoids any restrictive hypotheses concerning system and compensator.

The aim of these exploratory discussions was to gather information and systematize structures without formulating restrictive hypotheses in advance.

Weaker sufficient conditions that can be practically checked by simple algorithmic procedures are provided, both in the general situation and under slightly restrictive hypotheses.

Concerning residual stress analysis, the known elastic grain interaction models seem not suitable to this kind of deposits: a poor modelling of the experimental data is attributed to an inaccurate assessment of the elastic constants and too restrictive hypotheses.

The first one gives birth to a transcendent equation system, while the second procedure, based on more restrictive hypotheses regarding the geometry of the feeder, leads to a linear system.

Although this is a rough estimate, based on restrictive hypotheses, there is no doubt that greening has a strongly differentiated impact both at the farm and at the territorial level, at least for the Italian wheat production.

Particular care has been taken to solve the stiff gaseous interfaces correctly with no restrictive hypothesis.

This discrepancy might be related to the restrictive hypothesis assumed to construct the growth maps, not valid in the present experiments, of steady-state solidification conditions.

An experimental statistical energy analysis method is proposed that requires neither input power measurements nor strong restrictive hypothesis on the nature of coupling between subsystems.

Second, the accuracy of this method is checked by using the Rayleigh-Ritz method, which removes the restrictive hypothesis on the wet mode shapes.

To illustrate the efficiency of the proposed design procedures, illustrative examples and a comparative study with existing results in the literature based on more restrictive hypothesis are presented.