Third, the definition suggests (implicitly) that both external means and internal norms are necessary to generate accountability and that the constraint of power via only one or the other is likely to be insufficient.
She explains that the sculptor appeared reluctant to make the change and that time constraints ultimately left the design intact.
Beam geometry was arranged to have sufficient coverage of the PTV and ensure that the constraints of spinal cord <10 Gy and brainstem <15 Gy were met.
To give American citizens confidence that their privacy isn't being violated today, the government must demonstrate that there is adequate oversight of the programs and that constraints on the use of N.S.A. data are being respected vigilantly.
Third, we prove that the framework is viable and show that the constraints could be met in real applications.
The idea is to provide a safe environment for small manufacturing organizations, hobbyists, and students that transcends the constraints of cost and space, so they can design, prototype, and create things on their own.
The Iraq war fundamentally changed our collective view of what is feasible and desirable and the constraints that policy makers operate under".
But the nature of concepts the kind of things concepts are—and the constraints that govern a theory of concepts have been the subject of much debate.
There's very little evidence that there's interest in anything other than the welfare of the teachers, and that creates constraints on what supervisors can do that make it almost impossible to transform the system.
