Sentence examples for the emerging constraints from inspiring English sources

We discuss these innovations in the context of the emerging constraints to crop livestock integration in Australia including the continuing decline in labour availability on farms and increasing management skill required to optimise enterprise profitability.

For better understanding of AAS participation, new emerging constraints should be a posteriori included in the model according to complementary research findings and constant evolution of AAS.

In addition, the newly emerging constraint agent technology provides a promising solution for such negotiation agents.

Among the biotic constraints, the emerging faba bean gall disease, caused by Olpidium viciae, is the major and most destructive disease wherever faba bean is grown.

Among the biotic constraints, the emerging faba bean gall disease, caused by Olpidium viciae, is the major and most destructive disease in regions where faba bean is grown.

The majority of existing QAM implementations follow a sequential implementation approach and rely on high modulation levels in order to meet the emerging high data rate constraints [1 5].

Thomas Hobbes (1588 1683) was part of an intellectual movement whose goal was to free the emerging modern science from the constraints of the classical and scholastic heritage.

In both the rich and the emerging world unmet demand for housing is a significant constraint on growth.

Many of the emerging WSN deployments involve delay sensitive applications with real-time delay constraints.

It emphasizes adaptation in two ways: (i) adaptation of water management to the needs and opportunities present in local contexts; and (ii) adaptation of society to the constraints emerging from water-related limitations.

As with the partially directed graphs emerging from constraint-based algorithms, these graphs are termed observationally equivalent and the set of graphs in the same equivalence class can be readily identified using existing algorithms [ 52].