Subject to obvious time constraints, I am always prepared to enter into discussion.
Unlike criminal cases, which are subject to strict time constraints, civil cases tend to take years to resolve because of the extensive discovery rights provided.
Thus, the individual needs to decide how to allocate his available time between legal and illegal activities in order to maximize (12) subject to the time constraints, τ = τ i + τ ℓ, and, τ i ≥ 0,τ ℓ ≥ 0. The Kuhn-Tucker first order conditions are, dU τ i d τ i τ i = 0, dU τ i d τ i ≤ 0, τ i ≥ 0 ; dU τ ℓ d τ ℓ τ i = 0, dU τ ℓ d τ ℓ ≤ 0, τ ℓ ≥ 0. (13).
However, given the pressures on health systems worldwide, visits to HPs are often subject to time constraints and patients may not always have the opportunity to raise or discuss all the issues that concern them during the consultation with the HP.
Being a serial entrepreneur means to work on one project at a time; they are not subject to time constraints comparable to those of a portfolio entrepreneurs.
Determine your time constraints.
Thus, it is desirable for the relay node to be dynamically configured to choose an optimal solution for reducing communication cost while subject to time constraints.
Episode length is perhaps one of the best arenas for this — the web isn't subject to the same time constraints as TV, so why should we aspire to fit our content into traditional 30- or 60- minute slots?
Since clinical trials are subject to time constraints and contain small study populations, only limited data can be collected on long-term safety and effectiveness, as well as on rare adverse drug reactions (ADR) [ 1, 2, 4, 5].
All of these applications involve wide data-intensive tasks, often subject to time constraints and space complexity.
It is very similar to the roadside survey protocol, except that it does not require the cooperation of the police, and is not subject to the same time constraints as roadside surveys, so that longer survey forms can be administered.
