Sentence examples for world constraints from inspiring English sources

With a barebones PC and an Internet connection, geographical contours and real world constraints will be left far behind.

Thus, patients have particular difficulty understanding sentences when their meaning cannot be derived from lexical/semantic and real world constraints.

The team believes theoretically the motors are capable of about 200mph but "real world" constraints like aerodynamic lift have to be addressed before the attempt.

This work shows that a combination of a grammar representation with real world constraints is capable of exploring different design configurations while evolving viable and optimised designs.

When combined with real world constraints, maximizing the DM's preferences generates a decision support system (DSS) for solving specific organizational problems.

They show that the NSP with a subset of real world constraints such as restrictions with consecutive assignments and total working times can be considered as a Timetabling problem, which is NP-hard.

The "physical world constraint" maintains the fundamental laws of the physical world, such as "rigid objects never overlap".

This amounts to the nearest possible world constraint.

Modeling a counterfactual world in this manner has been referred to as the nearest possible world constraint (Lewis, 1973).

In contrast, the 6-year-olds did not consider this information, thereby violating the nearest possible world constraint.

Children's problem with counterfactual tasks lies in their lack of understanding the nearest possible world constraint (Perner & Rafetseder, 2011; Rafetseder et al., 2010; Rafetseder et al., 2013): One should assume that the counterfactual world is exactly like the real world except for those facts that are incompatible with the counterfactual assumption (antecedent).