Sentence examples for rigorous constraint from inspiring English sources

The majority agrees that MTC provides a rigorous constraint to any further theorising on all the semantic and pragmatic aspects of information.

But its rigorous constraint, that signal length must be prime number and the chirp rate must be integer, limits its application.

Another advantage of the proposed method is that by the utility of the fractional entropy we avoid any rigorous constraint, because of the convergence of the solution not only in a finite interval, but also for a domain.

The conservation equations impose a rigorous constraint on the pressures on the control volume, that they balance the sum of all other forces acting on the CV.

Here Mr. Davies sang with a passionate sensuality fully contained within the rigorous constraints of Baroque form.

Visual gags are just a trifle too well choreographed; when the clowns emerge in ludicrous costumes, you can almost hear the stage-whispered "Ta-daaah!" And the actors seem to be laboring under rigorous constraints.

Consequently, models of esker sedimentation have been derived from morpho-sedimentary analyses of Quaternary eskers, but these lack rigorous constraints on their depositional timescales.

An effective and compact thermal management system is essential for modern lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery powered vehicles, which involve rigorous constraints on weight and volume.

In order to maximize the reliability of results we impose rigorous constraints to arrive at a set of probesets that may be judged to be reliable.

Because most studies of WM take place in a highly controlled laboratory setting in which interference from external sources is reduced and rigorous constraints are placed on the child's behaviour, performance may either exaggerate, or conversely, mask the true magnitude of a child's WM capacity [ 16].

In addition, ACGME duty hour restrictions provide a rigorous hard constraint that may have limited the improvement in the HCS.