Sentence examples similar to an imposed constraint from inspiring English sources

Removing a rolled up Canadian 20-dollar bill from my inflamed nostril, I snapped back something about age appropriate behavior being merely an artificial, culturally imposed constraint to keep people domesticated and benign.

Human environmental relationships comprise a web of culturally imposed constraints in a complex environment, within which people adopt a variety of subsistence pursuits.

For these initial measurements in humans, we implemented a protocol that imposed constraints on the subject pool and the acquisition parameters.

Since taking office 14 months ago, Mr Rouhani has moderated Iran's foreign policy, signing an interim agreement last year that imposed constraints on the country's nuclear programme.

Fits that violated our biologically imposed constraints (positive A values and positive τ values) were discarded.

In this way, the selection history of a species imposes constraints on what its biological representations can subsequently mean.

A strategy that imposes constraints on a PEG-based algorithm which are required by root-LDPC codes was devised.

The extrinsic connections of a cortical area impose constraints on the type of information that an area can send or receive, and thus to some extent determine its putative function.

21.06(a) (2003) undoubtedly imposes constraints on liberty.

Regularization introduces a prior that imposes constraints in the STRF estimate and, under noisy conditions, the specific regularization used by the model can introduce biases in the estimates [4].

The formation of a native or a non-native contact imposes constraints on the conformation of the protein.