According to Zangwill, a central conceptual constraint on ethical reasoning is the 'because constraint': when we judge something to be wrong (or to have another ethical property), we are committed to its having this property because it has some other property.
Two novel series of small-molecule RGD mimetics containing either a substituted pyridone or pyrazinone central constraint were prepared.
Maintaining optimal functionality in the presence of such external variability is a central evolutionary constraint.
This suggests that aerobic scope is not the central constraint on performance [ 9], and that additional factors influence fitness.
This explains why the central constraint proposed as the cornerstone of ageing processes is Orgel's error catastrophe (or sometimes Muller's ratchet).
The notion of arc consistency plays a central role in constraint satisfaction [R. Dechter, Constraint Processing, Morgan Kaufmann, San Mateo, CA, 2003].
It operated under heavy central constraints (eg, no hospital closures) and only weak incentives (poorly performing health providers were bailed out).
The model is based upon OCLTT with focus on temperature-dependent bioenergetics and aerobic scope as the central constraints.
Given a problem described as a set of rules or constraints, finding solutions that satisfy these constraints is a central task in the area of artificial intelligence.
A central bank that hits that constraint cannot loosen monetary policy enough to offset a decline in aggregate demand.
