constraint <a constraint; constraints> N
constraint VB
- constraint
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constraint N
- constraint
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constraint satisfaction COMPUT
- constraint satisfaction
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environmental constraint ECON
- environmental constraint
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inflexible constraint N COMPUT
- inflexible constraint
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technological constraint
- technological constraint ECON
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- technological constraint ECON
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uniqueness constraint N COMPUT
- uniqueness constraint
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Constraint-based configuration N COMPUT
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The potential solution of becoming a citizen by residence and naturalization fails because it violates the integrity constraint.
en.wikipedia.org Also, the exchange fluxes along with the enzymes can have constraints ranging from a negative to positive value (ex: -10 to 10).
en.wikipedia.org They provide more than potential constraints on action possibilities.
en.wikipedia.org This means it will give results that are impossible to implement due to manpower or machine or supplier capacity constraints.
en.wikipedia.org Introducing concurrency control into a system means applying operation constraints which typically result in some performance reduction.
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