Sentence examples for Constrained time from inspiring English sources

I argue that market work time is composed of activity time, committed time, and constrained time.

Tanne tells the story of the First Couple's first date with a tightly constrained time frame — one day's and evening's worth of action — that begins with the protagonists preparing for their rendezvous and ends with them back at their homes.

An optimally efficient explicit numerical scheme for solving fluid dynamics equations, or any other parabolic or hyperbolic system of partial differential equations, should allow local regions to advance in time with their own, locally constrained time steps.

A differential correction algorithm is presented to deliver an impulsive maneuver to a satellite to place it within a sphere, with a user defined radius, centered around a non-maneuvering satellite within a constrained time.

The proposed heuristics are able to quickly return good solutions, even for large instances, allowing their use within the constrained time frames required for the resolution of power outages.

The other main argument from the government is that in this fiscally constrained time, choices have to be made on spending priorities and that tax breaks for middle-income families must give way so that childcare can be extended to lower-income families with two-year-olds.

Second, he suggests paying more out of general taxation – which is how care is paid for at the moment – a problem in the current fiscally constrained times.

It shows that in today's fiscally constrained times we can find smart ways to use limited public funds to leverage much more private finance into green investment.

Constraining time encourages quality time.

Why, in your now venerable role as guardian of culture, should you reproach an artist for similarly dispersing his own wit upon a civilization bent on constraining Time to the role of a metronome beating out the regimentation of society?

And as tens of millions of boomers move from being "time constrained" to "time affluent" over the next 20 years, they will collectively amass 2.5 trillion hours of leisure time (FIG 1).