Sentence examples for undesirable constraints from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, some stress originates from excessive or undesirable constraints that can produce obstacles to personal growth and accomplishment; these are defined as hindrance stress (Cavanaugh et al., 2000).

The unequal distribution of power across gender resulting in gender inequality and undesirable constraints over social and economic opportunities influence the level of reproductive rights (6, 30, 31).

First, the forced distinction between lowercase and uppercase character sets puts undesirable constraints on the implementation hardware/software; likewise the use of Greek characters to indicate degeneracy of amino acids with similar physical properties in minimotif definitions can also be problematic due to machine-specific character encoding.

In other words, being a low-pass filter can be viewed as an undesirable constraint that restricts the range of input frequencies that the receptor systems can accurately process.

A case study involving the feasible operation of a batch reactor with multiple desirable and undesirable reactions and operational constraints is presented.

Distribution constraint allows the assembly line worker to ensure that at least a certain amount of every order is produced prior to any unexpected line shutdowns while 'Change-over' constraints prohibit undesirable transitions.

In a SN context, such constraints are undesirable since they imply a large communication overhead to collect the measured data, a high computational effort due to the high-dimensional state vector, a feedback to the sensor nodes to spread the estimates, and a central knowledge of measurement noise.

A passivity based controller, designed with reasonable passive outputs reference trajectories, is shown to be unsuitable, dueto unrealistic reactant concentration and temperature controller profiles in the unrestricted controls case, or, due to controller saturation, and convergence to undesirable equilibria, when hard constraints are imposed on the control input signals.

In order to formulate an index for accuracy, parasitic motion is defined as any undesirable motion along the constraint directions of a mechanism [6].

Although numerous DEA analyses have used the directional distance function, some of these studies, such as Chung et al. (1997) and Färe et al. (2001), imposed a weak disposability assumption on undesirable outputs through equality constraint.

Hence, we need put some constraints to the undesirable states and inputs in BCNs.