Sentence examples for through a constraint from inspiring English sources

The jump condition of the stress tensor across the interface is naturally incorporated into the HDG formulation through a constraint on the numerical flux.

The gradient projection method leads to a system of perturbed (by curvature, if surface tension is involved) Hamilton Jacobi equations coupled through a constraint.

This has two major implications: (i) the problem conditioning shows up explicitly and could be controlled through a constraint on the so-called coherences and (ii) a performance criterion concerning the factor matrices can be exactly calculated and is more realistic than performance metrics used in the literature.

One can achieve a different trade-off between false positive and false negative by changing the relative importance of correct prediction of violation or satisfaction of a constraint through using a cost matrix when training the classifiers.

Moreover, for this particular process, the existence of a feasible constrained optimization problem is discussed through the design of a constraint bound.

However, the issue of infinite lattices, addressed through a sphere constraint, appears when working with the classical considerations.

The algorithm optimizes area coverage while taking into account the accuracy in the reconstruction of the oceanographic field and inter-vehicle communication through a range constraint.

The modified Reynolds equation for micropolar lubricant is solved using finite element method along with equation of lubricant flow through slot-entry restrictors as a constraint together with appropriate boundary conditions.

We combine mRNA expression data with a constraint based framework through the following multi-step approach.

Measurement inaccuracies and expansion errors are taken into account through an inequality constraint.

If the morphometric integration of digit elements is intrinsic to syndactyly through an ontogenetic constraint, the establishment of syndactyly as a non-adaptive trait is less improbable because, as discussed above, it effectively retains the capacity of digit flexion and extension.