Constraints
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Constraints
Explicit limitations that will be encountered in pursuing an objective. Examples of constraints are limitations in machine capacity, necessary materials, or skilled labor. In linear programming (lp) , constraints are typically expressed in terms of inequalities.
| Constraint-Based Costing, Constraining (limiting) Factor, Constrained Optimization | |
| Construction-In-Progress, Constructive Dividend, Constructive Receipt |
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