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Although this range of scales was somewhat arbitrarily selected, it was roughly centered on Conley et al.'s (2015) suggestion that future turkey nest ecology studies should focus on nesting habitat ≤3 ha surrounding the nest (~100-m radius), and the maximum scale was constrained by the availability of high-quality land cover data outside the area of interest.

Although precipitation extremes are shown to follow CC scaling, the total global average precipitation, commonly referred to as the strength of the water cycle in climate sciences, is constrained by the atmospheric radiative energy balance (e.g. Allen and Ingram3, Held and Soden2).

The overall scale factor, k, is constrained during the simulation.

The scaling factors were constrained to be at least 0.05 and no greater than eight.

One of the factor loadings is constrained to be equal to 1 for scaling purposes.

Although she is constrained by her terrible marriage, Lila is nothing if not a demon of creativity, whose wildness unleashes the more contained Elena.

Cook: The DRAM market is constrained.

The development of industries is constrained by the town being linear and by the applicability of Coastal Regulation Zone CRZZ) regulations that prevent large-scale construction and industrial buildings.

Wellesley then resigned because his brother was opposed to Roman Catholic emancipation, although the duke was constrained to accept (1829) that policy as a political necessity.

The β(t) function is constrained positive.

Although the breach evolution process observed in this study and the hydromechanical behaviour of the dams were constrained by space and time scales adapted in the flume experiments, the results provide valuable insights into the factors controlling the potential for seepage and piping failure of landslide dams.