There are 14 total results for your 制約 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
制約 制约 see styles |
zhì yuē zhi4 yue1 chih yüeh seiyaku / seyaku せいやく |
to restrict; condition (noun, transitive verb) limitation; restriction; condition; constraints to limit |
所制約 所制约 see styles |
suǒ zhì yuē suo3 zhi4 yue1 so chih yüeh sho seiyaku |
limited |
制約伝搬 see styles |
seiyakudenpan / seyakudenpan せいやくでんぱん |
constraint propagation |
制約充足 see styles |
seiyakujuusoku / seyakujusoku せいやくじゅうそく |
(noun - becomes adjective with の) constraint satisfaction |
制約条件 see styles |
seiyakujouken / seyakujoken せいやくじょうけん |
limiting conditions; constraint |
制約集号 see styles |
seiyakushuugou / seyakushugo せいやくしゅうごう |
{comp} constraint set |
制約集合 see styles |
seiyakushuugou / seyakushugo せいやくしゅうごう |
{comp} constraint set |
島の制約 see styles |
shimanoseiyaku / shimanoseyaku しまのせいやく |
island constraint |
有所制約 有所制约 see styles |
yǒu suǒ zhì yuē you3 suo3 zhi4 yue1 yu so chih yüeh usho seiyaku |
restricted |
制約充足問題 see styles |
seiyakujuusokumondai / seyakujusokumondai せいやくじゅうそくもんだい |
constraint satisfaction problem (esp. in AI); CSP |
階層制約集合 see styles |
kaisouseiyakushuugou / kaisoseyakushugo かいそうせいやくしゅうごう |
{comp} hierarchical constraint set |
非構造制約集合 see styles |
hikouzouseiyakushuugou / hikozoseyakushugo ひこうぞうせいやくしゅうごう |
{comp} unstructured (constraint set) |
フラット制約集号 see styles |
furattoseiyakushuugou / furattoseyakushugo フラットせいやくしゅうごう |
{comp} flat constraint set |
トランザクション木の制約条件 see styles |
toranzakushonmokunoseiyakujouken / toranzakushonmokunoseyakujoken トランザクションもくのせいやくじょうけん |
{comp} transaction tree constraint |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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