As the scholars Yoosik Youm and Anthony Paik write, "Opportunities in the sex market act as constraints in the marriage market".
These components of the economic environment may act as constraints on firms' growth, see, for instance, Svensson (2003).
In essence, the exogenously given marginal row and column sums act as constraints on the solution of the RAS algorithm.
The security requirements are one of the non-functional requirements, which act as constraints on functions of the system.
River engineering structures, such as bank protection or bed sills, act as constraints on the hydromorphology of rivers and limit morphodynamic processes.
The authors review factors that act as constraints against successful intercultural fire management in the Gran Sabana, including conflicting perspectives on fire use within state agencies and in indigenous communities, and propose strategies for research and communicative planning to guide future efforts for more participatory and effective fire management.
Complexity and interdependence are often thought to act as constraints on evolution (Lewontin, 1984; Bonner, 1988; Kauffman, 1993; Wagner and Altenberg, 1996; Orr, 2000; Schank and Wimsatt, 2001).
Fossil dates correspond to those listed in Table 5 and act as constraints on the minimum divergence time for the node in question.
Features of the ward physical environment may act as constraints to 'good' care practice, for example inappropriately-placed clocks and lack of space or infection control policies precluding personal possessions.
Additionally, it is widely known that complex genetic systems, with dominance, epistasis and pleiotropy can act as constraints, preventing traits from approaching their optima; we have not formally addressed the influence of these factors in the evolution of competitive intensity.
