Sentence examples for true constraints from inspiring English sources

Future studies and indices of valley confinement, a critical driver of fluvial geomorphic processes, need to pay closer attention to artificial confinement of the channel, the riparian zone, and the active floodplain surfaces in order to portray the true constraints on fluvial processes.

If you include only half the number of "true" constraints, are the models significantly worse?

It differs from the "true" constraint that is demoted as part of language change.

A scenario based solely on mass fluxes (as for the 200 tons/day case) could therefore be an underestimation of the true flux; however, reliable constraints for sources and fluxes of SO2 could not be achieved.

This new design point is checked against the true implicit constraints to see whether it is feasible, and the new training data is then added to the training set.

Different from the recently proposed convex relaxation based sparse dictionary selection method, our proposed method utilizes the true sparse constraint L0 norm, instead of the relaxed constraint L2,1 norm, such that keyframes are directly selected as a sparse dictionary that can well reconstruct all the video frames.

where in the right hand side of (29) we have assumed that E i =α i ·C i (this is true because constraint C4 in (12) is fulfilled with equality).

To investigate whether the reported negative correlation between codon bias and protein size reflects a true evolutionary constraint by protein size on protein expression, protein size data (as above) was compared to data on protein abundance (molecules/cell) obtained by Ghaemmaghami et al [ 24].

The converse is also true under certain constraints.

The same is true of occupational constraints and hazards.

This suggests that the knowledge of the true TSS imposes constraints on the number of uORFs found in upstream sequences, and the properties of uORFs should only be considered when formally located within a mapped 5' UTR sequence – and not just in upstream sequences of a single fixed length.