Sentence examples for the available constraints from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it is necessary to explore PI options in batch operation also to derive the maximum benefits within the available constraints.

Although many types of surveys have been conducted, more direct information and validation on the S-wave velocity structure is still necessary to improve the velocity structure model because the available constraints from those surveys are not distributed uniformly over the basin.

" Kelly saw that pushing against the available constraints was getting me all worked up.

Step 2. Find the complementary line constraint space, which represents those available constraints of the flexure systems, based on the chart of FACT, as illustrated in Figure 6.

However, these combined errors are greatly reduced by considering the complete network and the many available constraints according to the PCR-measured, significantly higher or lower gene expression data, and by including the available time-resolved data from transcriptome databases (eg, PlasmoDB).

By optimizing the time allocation, power allocation, and SWIPT beamforming vectors under the available power constraints and two sets of QoS requirement constraints, the system WSR is maximized and its overall power consumption is minimized.

The proposed procedure aims at determining sets of additional measurements (besides available ones) that guarantee the identifiability of key process variables, which means that their value can be calculated from other, measured variables, based on available constraints in the form of linear mass balances.

As the field data are insufficient to define a detailed deposit thinning trend based on a sufficient number of isopach lines (e.g., Bonadonna and Costa 2012), we used a spatial interpolation technique to derive the thickness distribution based on available constraints.

Engineers will typically have a well-defined purpose and are not in principle constrained by the available technological constraints.

More specifically, an RD function in terms of the percentages for different coding modes of blocks and the target bit rate under the available resource constraints is derived for optimal coding mode decision.

Tumor T4 is a scenario fully satisfying the available histological constraints of the clinical case considered, with a post-chemotherapy population of dead cells close to 60% (≈57%) and a quite negligible population of differentiated cells (≈1%) since a blastemal type of tumor is being studied.