Sentence examples for the basic constraints from inspiring English sources
Early models tended to be oriented towards "understanding the basic constraints that govern human analogical thinking" (Hummel and Holyoak 1997: 458).
We review the basic constraints which lead to a design and give examples of parameters and capabilities of an IRE.
These algorithms are shown to satisfy the basic constraints on the design weights of nonnegativity and summation to unity.
These results show the requirements to the transmission of PUs and SUs, which are also the basic constraints for optimizing the spectrum access of SUs.
We construct approximate optimizing distributions (pj) by maximizing a criterion function subject to the basic constraints on pj of nonnegativity and summation to unity.
Other constraint conditions can also be considered, for example, in optimizing the lines of the bow, appropriate displacements can be taken as the basic constraints.
The restricted space is therefore the basic constraint when designing effective suspensions.
This is the basic constraint for the application of the piezoresistive beams in contact mode (CM) atomic force microscopy (AFM) investigations performed at low load forces (usually less than 20 nN).
If ((bar{z},bar{u},bar{v})) is a local minimizer for problem ((mathrm {P}_{mu})) and the basic constraint qualification (from Rockafellar and Wets [40]) holds, namely left.
These results suggest that the basic constraint in selecting a leg trajectory would be the minimization of energy cost; however, the joint trajectory is not strictly controlled over the entire trajectory and redundant degrees of freedom are exploited to adjust the foot position at some critical points that stabilizing walking.
For such a problem, even if (bar{f}) is smooth, it is not suitable to treat it as a traditional nonlinear programming problems, for the reason explained in Examples 3.1.1 and 3.1.2 in Luo et al. [35] that even the basic constraint qualification (namely the tangent cone equivalent to the linearized cone at an optimal solution) does not hold.
