Sentence examples for specific set of constraints from inspiring English sources

The Monte Carlo numerical simulation, which utilizes Mie scattering calculations, is used to determine the optimal detector angle for the specific set of constraints described by the weighting coefficients.

Testing novel harvest technologies using the virtual environment of the combine simulator introduces a specific set of constraints and challenges that are not found in most other vehicle simulation applications, including the need for accurate physical and visual crop flow representations and a requirement for realistic machine responses to a wide variety of operator input commands.

Hence, if shrews live in a wild environment where a specific set of constraints (resource availability, predation, parasitism) bring the expectation of living beyond 18 mo to zero, the development of a costly repair and protection mechanism that would keep the animal alive for much longer cannot be favored by natural selection.

Aerobic growth was modeled using the in silico M9 minimal medium [ 36] under a specific set of constraints on the metabolites that could be taken up by the cell or excreted to the extracellular compartment (described below).

Policy optimization models are generally built to find the optimal intervention that minimizes expected energy supply costs at any point in time, given a specific set of assumptions and constraints.

If several barriers are in place, an uninfected cell must acquire a specific set of mutations under constraints imposed by those barriers that are still intact (e.g., apoptosis and cell cycle arrest in response to mutation or restrictions of the total number of divisions imposed by regulation of telomerase) without acquiring the vastly more common mutations that make the cells unviable.

The heuristic algorithms may require millions of test runs to check whether a specific set of values meet the constraints or not.

Flux variability analysis has been broadly used to predict the activity of reactions for specific sets of metabolic constraints (Mahadevan & Schilling, 2003; Reed & Palsson, 2004; Teusink et al., 2006; Feist et al., 2007; Henry et al., 2007; Shlomi et al., 2007a).

Particularly salient for the present concerns is that the systems of formal learning are set up to achieve some notion of adequate universal prediction, without confining themselves to a specific set of hypotheses, and hence by imposing minimal constraints on the set of possible patterns in the data.

While our constraints depend on the specific set of simulated realisations available, for both suites of simulations we find that the input cosmology is consistent with the combined constraints from multiple simulated DES Y1 realizations in the Omegam - sigma8 plane.

This is an especially useful way of visualizing a set of solutions and optimizing, i.e. selecting one specific funicular related to a set of constraints.