Sentence examples for as it is constrained from inspiring English sources

Reverse osmosis (RO), currently the most energy efficient desalination process, is inherently more energy intensive compared to conventional fresh water treatment technologies, as it is constrained by the thermodynamics of separation of saline solutions.

The GA optimization approach tends to overpredict surface settlements at some distance from the excavation as it is constrained by a specific form of the material constitutive model (i.e. hardening soil model); while the surface settlements computed using SelfSim approach match the observed ones due to its ability to learn small strain non-linearity of soil implied in the measured settlements.

This might be explained by the stronger biophysical effort supported by the template strand at the replication fork, as it is constrained in both 5′ and 3′ by the rest of the chromosome, whereas the neosynthesized strand is constrained only in 5′ (Hardy et al. 2004).

During the optimum design, the specific energy absorption (SEA) is set as the design objective, and it is constrained by the maximum crushing force (Pm) and the cross-sectional dimensions.

As GN is not non-negative, it is constrained to be non-negative via projection (see Eq. (7)).

One important question, then, is how AS is constrained by protein structural requirements while peptide sequences may be significantly changed in AS events.

In Chinese thinking, Mr. Garver said, "as long as India is constrained by Pakistan on its west side, then it will be more cautious elsewhere".

In the GDN, each country can have as many trading partners as is constrained only by the total trade volume.

Although an attempt was made to quantify the size of radiographic lesions, in this study, the vertical (length-wise) dimension was not considered as it may be constrained by anatomic borders, such as the maxillary sinus or mandibular canal.

But, whatever the natural reproductive unit may be, marriage law, as legislation, is constrained by principles of justice constraining legislation.

In essence, by vicinal growth, ferroelectric P in our samples can only be twofold degenerate as it has been constrained to a single crystallographic direction, yet its polarity can be either up or down, switchable by an electric field.