Sentence examples for unambiguous constraints from inspiring English sources
In order to specify unambiguous constraints a formal language must be used.
NOE net exploits the network character of unambiguous NOE constraints to realize an exhaustive search of all matching possibilities of the NOE network onto the structural one.
The RMD simulation was initiated by using unambiguous NMR distant constraints on the peptide without the presence of the disulfide bond.
While the constraint that irregular legal status places on physical circulation between destination and origin is unambiguous, the legal constraint of this status on other transnational activities is less clear.
Each ontology mediates these conflicting needs by providing a formal, unambiguous, and reusable model of the constraints between the concepts in the respective domains.
The structure calculation step takes the distance constraints (both ambiguous and unambiguous) to determine the final structure(s) of the protein.
The unambiguous NOEs alone yield already an important constraint for structure-based assignment.
A realistic example shows that these constraints can be sufficient for deriving unambiguous, biologically meaningful results.
A related approach to logical form and scope ambiguity enjoying some current popularity is minimal recursion semantics (MRS) (Copestake et al. 2005), which goes even further in fragmenting the meaningful parts of an expression, with the goal of allowing incremental constraint-based assembly of these pieces into unambiguous sentential LFs.
Evaluating the maximum of the likelihood satisfying the prediction constraint does in general not require an unambiguous point in the parameter space as in the case of structural non-identifiabilities.
Perhaps God provides only, as it were, 'secret' evidence of his existence, purposely overturning the expectations of our 'cognitive idolatry' in order to transform our egocentric self-reliance (Moser 2008); besides, there may be significant constraints logically inherent in the very possibility of unambiguous divine revelation to finite minds (King 2008).
