"This question gets at the essence of what drives a person and what they like to do, what inspires them, what motivates them" he explained".I want to see if I can get some unconventional insight into what people are like when the job search constraints are removed".
"Either our search constraints were too tight, or the image was too faint," says Yeomans.
By contrast, in the proposed method, two search constraints are imposed on the conventional DBS.
Additionally, both probabilistic-risk-based obstacle avoidance and performance limits are described as path search constraints to guarantee path safety and navigability.
For robustness, the keyword search constraints were relaxed using broad queries for a subset of journals (e.g., American Economic Review, Applied Economics, Economic Development Quarterly, Higher Education, Industry and Innovation, Journal of Technology Transfer, R&D Management, Research Policy, Review of Economics and Statistics, Science and Public Policy, Technovation and Urban Studies).
Authors should be straightforward in describing their search constraints.
We did try, however, to use similar search constraints as those employed in previous reports: BlastN with an expectation value of 0.0001.
For exhaustive ML searches, constraints (asterisks in Figures 1 and 2) were given to undisputable nodes (supported by BV = 100%), based on preliminary NJ and ML heuristic analyses (not shown).
The flexibility, ease of use and precision of the SAQP are due to (i) 'readable', interactive, expandable form constructs for specifying search constraints and object attributes; (ii) the inclusion of variables in searches, which allow search components to refer to one another; and (iii) the inclusion of multiple search components within one query.
The active set method searches the constraints that are active at the optimal solution to the problem.
