Structural health monitoring aims to reduce life-cycle costs as well as design constraints of composites due to unforeseen events like impacts with objects.
Four of the 99 horses were not examined by palpation because of unforeseen time constraints.
We were unable to perform the anticipated follow-up PFA to evaluate such interventions due to unforeseen resource constraints.
Conversely, consistent and evolutionarily widespread lack of trait variation in some directions may reveal unforeseen and unavoidable constraints.
But now, driven up by unforeseen troubles and the constraints of renovating a historic house, the total cost is believed to be more than $1.5 million.
Many factors may contribute to the cessation of such protocols: unforeseen external events, financial constraints, community apathy as scabies burdens drops, and community resentment at the intermittent but all too regular social disruption deemed necessary by 'foreign' health care workers.
These included time constraints caused by unforeseen delays, absence of the WFP, conflict-related issues, and frequent staff transfer in partner NGOs.
While fixed-term funding and other financial constraints are commonplace, adverse unforeseen events can also occur: for example, the American invasion of Panama in 1989 stopped the screening program implemented among the Kuna Indians in the San Blas archipelago off the coast of Central America [14].
Unsteady swirling flow in the separator may be due to capacity constraint, improper design or unforeseen flow instability at the inlet.
Such operational constraints are very inefficient: the initial impact of unforeseen extreme contingencies is only a matter of minutes in any year, yet power flows can be restricted for hundreds of hours per year.
