Sentence examples for an effective constraint from inspiring English sources

The orientation of the constructed surfel candidates imposes an effective constraint that reduces the effect of the minimal surface bias.

An independent chairman can be an effective constraint on a chief executive, but many chairmen lack the stature or experience to play that role.

This, too, is an effective constraint on the way the court exercises its policy judgment.

It read, in part: "The consistent use of the term — with the steady drumbeat of what it means — can be an effective constraint on practices that threaten to estrange intercollegiate athletics from higher education".

The results indicated that these retrofit techniques can effectively improve the lateral strength and the displacement ductility of unreinforced masonry (URM) walls, convert the brittle failure mode to a more ductile one, and provide an effective constraint for the walls, resulting in preserved integrity of the wall at large lateral displacements.

The distribution of time differences, however, was an effective constraint of the DP path.

Most distressing of all is Barofsky's conclusion that, having helped too-big-to-fail banks get even bigger and having failed to put any effective constraints on their risky behavior, the country remains very much at their mercy.

In the N.B.A., the luxury tax acts as a more effective constraint on player salaries than it does in Major League Baseball.

His controlled balletic choreography allowed Trojan to play within a simple yet effective constraint; a single towel kept the audience captivated, hoping for a wardrobe malfunction.

"Neither the [emissions reduction fund] nor the safeguard mechanism provides an effective binding constraint on emissions in the power sector," they say.

The two techniques can be combined advantageously by introducing an effective hard constraint mechanism.