Sentence examples for and constrained to from inspiring English sources

Pwens like these can be bought and sold and constrained to do magical work against their will — there is a clear analogy to slavery.

The notion of telling women to take responsibility for their own safety from sexual violence is as old as it is ridiculous; from women-only train carriages (which suggest male violence is inevitable and so women's behaviour and freedom must be altered and constrained to accommodate it), to police campaigns suggesting it is a victim's job to try to avoid being raped.

And while we still believe that mid-term volume growth will be modest, and constrained to a degree by external factors, equally this does not detract from a potential short-term bounce back in industry profitability in the 2010-11 period at a time of stable house prices - as the 1990s precedent illustrates is a likely outcome.

Because of the complexity of urban systems, the framework of basic CA is too simplified and constrained to represent real cities.

Lastly, spatial distribution model of petrophysical property in terms of porosity, permeability, saturation etc., is generated and constrained to the lithofacies model.

Therefore, if there were more freedom in dress (Lowe and Anspach 1978), perhaps obese women might freely choose to wear men's exercise clothing but without the choice, they feel marginalized and constrained to, at some degree, express masculine gender.

Finding the optimal balance between electricity demand and production constrained to economic and comfort variables requires intelligent decision and control.

The parameters p and were constrained to be in range via logit and log link functions, respectively.

It was loaded into PAUP and its likelihood was measured for sequence evolution models constrained, and not constrained, to a global clock.

The messages published in Twitter are called tweets and are constrained to 140-characters.

The covering of neighborhoods is constructed based on distance measure and strictly constrained to be homogeneous.