Sentence examples for Putting a constraint from inspiring English sources

Thailand has set up two such institutions since the Asian financial crisis in 1997 and 1998, but bad loans remain a persistent problem at its private banks, which list 21percentt of their loans as nonperforming, putting a constraint on new loan growth.

The duplication matrix is implicitly defined as the unique N 2 × l matrix that satisfies the following equality: D N vecs(A) = vec(A) for any symmetric matrix A. As discussed before, due to the ambiguity between power and scatter matrix Σ, the parameters λ and η are identifiable (i.e., they can be estimated from the data) only by putting a constraint on Σ, e.g., tr = N.

The equation puts a constraint on them.

The aim was to put a constraint on the ability of governments to debase their currencies by printing money.

The limitation on the length of nanowires put a constraint on the connectivity domain of a circuit.

The distortionary effect of regulation on unemployment effectively puts a constraint on the design of fiscal and public policies.

"This is going to put a constraint on freedom of speech in Hong Kong," said Ma Ngok, a politics professor at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.

Although these facts are well-known on statistical basis, the simultaneous observations definitely put a constraint that the plasma transport which produces the cold-dense plasma sheet should be in accord with the four-cell convection pattern.

It's an expression with several instances of various names which puts a constraint on the name, saying what that name could have as its value, rather than some sort of mechanical process of substitution right now.

Based on the general model, the maximum productivity index (PI) is obtained by optimizing properties of fractures under the limitation of given proppant volume, which puts a constraint on number of fractures, fracture conductivity and fracture length.

It may be time for America's government to acknowledge that rising energy prices will inevitably put a constraint on America's recovery, and that that constraint can either be harnessed in the service of broader economic adjustments or allowed to worsen the economy's imbalances.