Sentence examples for the basic limitation from inspiring English sources

Complexity of the PWA system is the basic limitation in model predictive control design.

Hence, the aim of the investigation is to determine the potential and the basic limitation of the design.

The basic limitation of this study are: first, the study cannot able us to make generalization about the whole youth in Ethiopia.

Although, the advancement from univariate to multivariate analyses drew formidable attention to the FFA research community, the basic limitation was that the analyses were performed with the implementation of only parametric family of distributions.

To overcome the basic limitation and application of spectral subtraction technique for recognition tasks, the combination of psychoacoustical masking and critical band variance normalization is effective in minimizing the artifacts without causing distortion to the original speech signal, thereby improving the ASR accuracy.

The ReRAM shows promising memory performance on plastic flexible substrate when processed at low temperature, but the degradation behavior due to excessive mechanical and electrical stress, large switching power, and distribution is the basic limitation for high-density electronic applications [9 12].

At English common law the basic limitations on the privilege of use of property were incorporated in the law of nuisance, the action that a landowner could bring if his privilege of using his land was being interfered with.

For the candidates, it was the first face-to-face exchange on foreign policy, and while it was often spirited, it underscored the basic limitations that American leaders face on the world stage, regardless of their party.

"This form of communication is very important, because we have overcome the basic limitations of space and distance -- and those are worth overcoming," said Dr. Zebulon Taintor, chairman of the American Psychiatric Association's Committee on Telemedicine who is a professor of psychiatry at New York University.

The labour demand of feeding management is one of the basic limitations faced by meat sheep production in Spain and other Mediterranean countries.

With the basic limitations of the nanocommunications via nanoantennas in mind, it is possible to develop mathematical tools to help construct nanonetworks that execute basic sequential tasks in a reliable manner with minimal amount of communication and computation required.