Sentence examples for sensible constraints from inspiring English sources

However, with sensible constraints on the duration of protection, benefits would remain from seasonal IPT rather than EPI-IPTi.

All, however, suffer from the defect that the mean atomic weight of the core liquid is too low for any cosmochemically plausible composition because they require so much hydrogen and helium match core wavespeeds, leaving little room in the core for the heavier light elements that have sensible cosmochemical constraints (Allègre et al. 1995).

Since one of the main points of moral discourse is to recommend options on the basis of their natural properties it is easy enough to see why such a constraint is sensible.

One last aspect of the systems view that is appealing to many (though not all) is that it is in keeping with broadly Humean constraints on a sensible metaphysics.

The model structure and the constraints applied are sensible and biologically plausible for they are based on the actual pathway structure and describe the main features of starch metabolism.

Given a specification R, it is common for a candidate program P to be doing more than R requires; this is not necessarily bad, and is often unavoidable, due to programming language constraints or to otherwise sensible design decisions.

That is the sensible choice for them, given those other constraints.

To come up with a realistic solution, we began narrowing our focus by specifying a sensible set of restrictions and related architectural constraints.

In this paper, starting from the conservative form of the sensible enthalpy transport equation, we derive a discrete divergence constraint for use in large-eddy simulation (LES) of low-Mach flows.

If the constraint is violated only slightly, it might be sensible to fit a model that constrains DIF and RR to lie in valid ranges [ 11].

IT is a dangerous time of year for the normally sensible host, lulled by the weather and by the feeling that the constraints that normally apply no longer hold weight.