Sentence examples for standard constraints from inspiring English sources

Our model includes standard constraints on generator operations.

The "quasi" modifier distinguishes the metric from "true" distance metrics which obey a set of standard constraints.

Specifically, we determine a set of Boolean polynomials whose zeros can be uniquely identified with the set of rotating schedules related to a given workload matrix subject to standard constraints.

Each perturbed oligonucleotide originated from a perfect match oligonucleotide passing our standard constraints, see below.

Those standard constraints are summarized in Table 1 and more details regarding their calculations can be found in the Methods section.

Figure 1 shows resolving power curves for detection of one-copy deletions with 50-mer oligonucleotides for both C. elegans and human DNA with and without the application of standard constraints on the oligonucleotide properties.

Standard constraint algorithms include penalty methods, Lagrange multiplier methods and combinations thereof.

The existence of a strictly feasible point (x0,p0) is a standard constraint qualification requirement which is also not stringent in practice.

In theory its constraints fail to satisfy a standard constraint qualification such as the linear independence constraint qualification (LICQ) or the Mangasarian–Fromovitz constraint qualification (MFCQ) at any feasible point.

The model is used to analyze the case when an incentive constraint involving moving costs must be respected in addition to the standard constraint involving costly unobservable job-search.

A standard constraint set referring to RTOG0615 was used for optimization and evaluation.