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This constraint corresponds to about 37.2% of the Paris users, or about 51% of the Brussels users.

CS theoretic results determine the number M of measurements needed at the FC to correctly restore the sensed field; within an observation time, this constraint corresponds to a required percentage q s of correctly received samples at the FC.

In the case of species without quantitative equivalences, the constraint corresponds to a single value equal to the arithmetic mean of the component states found in the attractor.

This weak constraint corresponds to the apparently low resolution on the F1 segment shown in the results of checkerboard test (Fig. 7b).

This constraint biologically corresponds to the fact that a biological function can behave stochastically only when it is functionally active.

Each minimum CQI constraint corresponds to a minimum MCS constraint.

The first constraint corresponds to the budget constraint of the hospital.

The third constraint corresponds to the constraints ℓ ( A ( t ) ( π ( t ) ) ) = M ¯ ( t ) ( t ∈ T ) in (9) and guarantees that best degrees of linearity are attained.

The interference constraint corresponds to the upper limit of the received power that can be tolerated at the licensed users' due to transmissions from unlicensed users.

The accuracy constraint corresponds to the maximal value of the noise level which allows the maintenance of the desired application performance.

In the proposed model, minimizing the cutsize corresponds to minimizing the parallelization overhead due to the data communication and redundant computation/storage while maintaining the GP balance constraint corresponds to maintaining the computational load balance in parallel rendering.