Sentence examples for an increasing constraint of from inspiring English sources

Being affected by this pathology, the individual would suffer an increasing constraint of the movements of its axial skeleton that slowly would hamper its faculty of locomotion.

The activation volume and activation energy for yielding were found to decrease with silica content in the opposite manner, indicating an increased constraint of the structural segments involved in the yielding process caused by interfacial interactions between the silica particles and the epoxy matrix.

Finally, as a result of its governance structure, membership base and the increasing constraints of charitable status, the CCCF has adopted an 'insider' (Briskin and Eliasson 1993; Tyyska 1998) approach to working with government, keeping its public position neutral and strictly non-partisan.

The objective of this study was to investigate the hypothesis that the increased constraint of a medial rotational knee promotes earlier loosening of the prosthesis.

This may be caused by the increased constraint of the crosslinks on the molecular segments involved in the yielding process.

The use of entangled multi-wall carbon nanotubes led to the most pronounced increase in yield stress, most likely as result of increased constraint of the polymer matrix due to their relatively high surface area.

The gradually increasing constraint effect of higher NPP on WY indicated that, in arid and semiarid areas, improving NPP decreases water yield.

On the one hand, we live in a world of increasing constraint.

With increasing constraint, initiation and growth of damage is more rapid such that higher constraint results in lower life expectancy.

Resources are under increasing constraint, as developing countries lift more of their population out of poverty.

The common conception that increasing constraint can only decrease the rate of evolution, r/ r0 < 1, emerges as an immediate consequence.