- Look up
constraint in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Constraint may
refer to:
Constraint (computer-aided design), a
demarcation of
geometrical characteristics...
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Constrained Shortest Path
First (CSPF) is an
extension of
shortest path algorithms. The path
computed using CSPF is a
shortest path
fulfilling a set of...
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quantization in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Quantization is the
process of
constraining an
input from a
continuous or
otherwise large set of
values (such as...
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Kinematic coupling describes fixtures designed to
exactly constrain the part in question,
providing precision and
certainty of location. A
canonical example...
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remove executive officials at will. However,
Congress can
curtail and
constrain a president's
authority to fire
commissioners of
independent regulatory...
- it is key to a suspension's kinematics, i.e., its
motion properties,
constraining the
vehicle axle's
movement to
nearly vertical travel while also limiting...
- data
continues to
extend the
history of
plate tectonics back in time,
constraining the
ancient position and
movement of
continents and
continental fragments...
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invariant used for
constraining objects of a class.
Methods of the
class should preserve the invariant. The
class invariant constrains the
state stored...
- Moon and
slightly smaller than that of Mercury. The
measurements do not
constrain its m****, but m****es
above a few
times that of the Moon give unphysically...
- institutionalism) is an
approach to the
study of
institutions that
focuses on the
constraining and
enabling effects of
formal and
informal rules on the
behavior of...
