Sentence examples for tasks constrained from inspiring English sources

The participating groups have utilized many different modeling tasks, constrained by field data, to compare modeling approaches and methods—some recent examples include evaluating the effects of thermal, hydrologic, chemical, and mechanical processes on the permeability of fractured rocks (e.g., Bond et al. 2016; Hokr et al. 2016; McDermott et al. 2015; Rutqvist 2014).

Building monitoring is a complex task constrained by technological and environmental limits.

Synchronization is typically understood as an intentional mechanism, which is highly task constrained [33].

We demonstrate that after five days of training on an orientation discrimination task constrained to the right visual field, resting HbO functional connectivity and directed mutual interaction between high-level visual cortex and frontal/central areas involved in the top-down control were significantly modified.

Additionally, a task involving the choice of fingertip placement also has the potential to be more challenging than a task constraining digit placement.

Motivated by FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array) architecture we formulate a problem of cyclic scheduling on one dedicated processor where tasks are constrained by the precedence delays.

Complex skill acquisition by performing authentic learning tasks is constrained by limited working memory capacity [Baddeley, A. D. (1992). Working memory. Science, 255, 556 559].

The conclusions generated from our evolution problem characterization tasks are constrained by the types of problems that we employed.

On the other hand, the payroll system that encourages a rapid performance of tasks can constrain learning in the sense that they can become specialized in a few narrow tasks.

More generally speaking, if VWM is indeed a limiting factor in the performance of a given task (as it is for change-detection tasks), performance on these tasks should be constrained by individual VWM capacity, which will be reflected in the CDA amplitude.

The paper proposes that technologies are constructed by following a set of interrelated problem solving tasks that constrain the range of possible innovation processes.