Sentence examples for are constrained through from inspiring English sources
Here, the margins of former glaciers across this region are constrained through the comprehensive mapping of moraines from remote sensing data (Landsat 7 ETM+ satellite images; ASTER Global Digital Elevation Model (GDEM2); and Viewfinder Panorama DEM data).
Council has control over police budgets, and officers are constrained through the Police Act, but Dumanowski indicated that there's a problem with civilians questioning police expertise, especially when the police are already responsive to many public concerns, such as drunk driving.
Costs would be constrained through competition.
Consumption can and has been constrained through increases in income tax rates.
The movement has no interest in seizing, much less overthrowing, the government, but rather in creating an environment in which power is constrained through constitutional government and civil society.
Note that these high biomass conditions are dependent on nutrient availability and may eventually be constrained through nutrient uptake.
The values of constants in this relationship have been constrained through laboratory experiments (e.g. Schmidt and Housen 1987) and through numerical simulations (e.g. Elbeshausen et al. 2009; Barr and Citron 2011).
Although the complete bubble population can be constrained through analysis of larger pyroclasts, in some instances these larger size fractions may not be available at certain collection sites, particularly in very distal locations.
While theoretically, motorization could be constrained through planning and engineering modifications, land-use changes could only take place over a long-term period, and adapting land use to control vehicle growth is not considered a cost-effective approach [43].
The bottom temperature of 350 °C was constrained through extrapolation of groundwater borehole temperature measurements, taken across the Sydney Basin, and this boundary condition was modified to optimise the fit between the steady-state models, and observed geotherms.
As we have seen, one can enjoy non-interference without enjoying non-domination; conversely, according to Pettit, one can enjoy non-domination while nevertheless being interfered with, just as long as the interference in question is constrained, through republican power structures, to track one's interests.
