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Iran's Islamic revolutionaries and Russia's Vladimir Putin have both bet in different ways that a bruised Uncle Sam will not be able to constrain them.

Ideally we would like to be able to constrain the spatial and temporal dimensions of resistivity changes.

In order to be able to constrain the windows to constitute tight frames, we extend the parameterization of tight Gabor frames presented in [22].

Such a global high resolution gravity field might be able to constrain properties of shallow low-viscosity zones (LVZs) using glacial isostatic adjustment (GIA) models.

That is, compared with decentralizing to the provincial level, decentralizing to the prefectural (county) level means investors are more likely to be able to constrain the prefectural government due to their lowered resistance costs, thereby making it more favorable for their property rights to be protected.

Wavespeeds in the core, particularly those derived from SKS and SKKS, should be able to constrain the extent of any stratification in the outer core, and, if present, restrict internal conditions to a combination of the bulk sulfur composition and CMB temperature.

We are able to constrain timescales and ages relatively accurately.

"When Southwest entered a market, it was able to constrain price increases, even in concentrated markets," Professor Sager said.

"But if we were able to constrain our spending, then obviously bond holders and credit rating agencies would look more favorably on us".

Hence, proposed method is able to constrain the high-order model needed for accurate registration.

This is no surprise since neither the vector nor the gradient data are able to constrain these spherical harmonic contributions (see the discussion above).