Sentence examples for be constrained to a from inspiring English sources
Most designs of self-assembled structures are based on the 'puzzle' approach, where components diffuse freely to reach specific local configurations rather than be constrained to a long thread that can fold.
If a stand-alone module on ethics is offered, the task might appear easy; however, the introduction of ethics within an engineering degree should not be constrained to a single module, but rather considered in relation to the whole curriculum.
We also found that if the right model of the accretion flow can be chosen for each source (e.g. on the basis of magnetohydrodynamic simulations), then the black hole spin and inclination can be constrained to a small two-dimensional area in the spin-inclination space.
Based on the calculated 236U inventories the 236U inputs of global fallout and direct releases from nuclear reprocessing plants could be constrained to a range from 1000 to 1400 kg and from 115 to 250 kg of 236U, from the two sources, respectively.
Hence, the magnitude of shear stresses, which is inferred to have varied between 10 to 100 MPa, cannot be constrained to a narrow range in the present calcite veins.
In the case of a signal processing system dealing with quasi-continuous signals, the range of possible input signals is dramatically large and has to be constrained to a moderate number of test signals for practical testing.
Next, the turbine outlet is constrained to a superheated state.
Each waveform is constrained to a rectangle and is oriented either vertically or horizontally.
