Sentence examples for the relevant constraints from inspiring English sources

Policymakers, say the authors, have merely to identify the relevant constraints.

The control calculation is based on a general performance index and parameterization of the control variables in a nonlinear model, which includes the relevant constraints.

Given this uncertainty and the relevant constraints, the objective of the employer is to assign tasks to workers in order to maximise the overall utility achieved.

To make good flight to gate assignments, not only do all the relevant constraints have to be considered, but stochastic flight delays that occur in actual operations also have to be taken into account.

Our interest is that of data aggregator/consumer, and we work within the relevant constraints of what can and cannot be controlled from this role.

The methodology is based on the subdivision of all the relevant constraints (dictated by environmental issues and territory legislations) in four classes: Exclusion, Rejection, Problem and Attraction.

Such a commitment rules out haecceitistic differences, but raises questions about the tenability of the relevant constraint on identity facts.

The relevant constraint on choice functions is that "EU-dominated options" are not admissible choices, i.e., if an option has lower expected utility than another option according to all pairs of probability and utility functions, then the former dominated option is not an admissible choice.

Because the user can apply all the physically relevant constraints, while allowing a large number of parameters to vary, it is in principle only necessary to run the code once to produce a self-consistent, physically plausible reactor model.

The distributions of the number of unique relevant constraints were not significantly different because all students were solving the same problem set.

The ILP includes all relevant constraints that are imposed on the OR schedule; e.g. the availability of a patient, as well as the availability of an OR with OR assistants, a surgeon and an anesthetist.