Sentence examples for vital constraints from inspiring English sources

A formal understanding of how seizure dynamics are generated could therefore provide vital constraints on dynamic causal models of seizure activity.

The maximum thimble temperature is considered as the vital design constraint.

The Extended Global Cardinality Constraint (EGCC) is a vital component of constraint solving systems, since it is very widely used to model diverse problems.

But constraints are vital to creativity, or things become formless.

"I think the constraints are vital," Ms. Jones said earnestly, discussing the time squeeze.

But those constraints are vital.

The internal architecture of the immense volumes of eruptive products in Continental Flood Basalt Provinces (CFBPs) provides vital clues, through the constraint of a chrono-stratigraphic framework, to the origins of major intraplate melting events.

Reliability of data transport in low power and lossy networks like Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) is vital due to its constraint characteristics and high probability of packet loss from wireless environment and congestion.

Across the UK, there are many examples of successful transformations that are overcoming financial constraints and protecting vital youth services.

Edmunds claims planning constraints are blocking vital infrastructure, such as new interchanges, that could help rail freight: "Government now needs to support the industry and help it grow".

"At a time when the television industry is facing cutbacks and budgetary constraints, it is vital that the industry joins together to consider its future position and the Edinburgh International TV Festival is the ideal place for this to happen," said Elaine Bedell, MGEITF advisory chair and director of entertainment and comedy at ITV.