Disciplines on mechanisms by which food aid is procured and/or disbursed are under negotiation primarily in response to fears that the use of food aid as a mechanism for surplus disposal will increase if countries become more constrained in their access to other mechanisms for supporting exports.
Kelemen has shown that teleological thinking is widespread (or in her terms, "promiscuous") among young children and becomes more selective and constrained with development (Kelemen, 1999b, 2012).
This is especially warranted in a world where costs are increasing and budgets become more financially constrained.
It has been suggested that with a greater share of household responsibilities, commuting becomes more stressful as women are constrained for time.
The second scope is to define a developmental setting in which the state constrained reachability analysis becomes more tractable.
They have already attracted the interest of investors, with Hedvig receiving a $21.5 million Series C in March, and just last year Datera raised a $40 million Series A. This multi-cloud and hybrid cloud capable storage becomes more attractive as companies' budgets get constrained, while its data grows exponentially year after year.
When the frequencies are constrained to be real, the CTLS solver becomes more complex.
In other words, if the correlations could be broken or avoided somehow with additional data or complementary experiments, the two-dimensional histograms in Supplementary Fig. 1 would become symmetric and more constrained, leading to narrower posterior distributions, and a greater number of parameter differences between strains would become statistically significant (p-value < 0.05).
The availability of serial information will become more and more constrained in the very near future as the range of print serial titles shrinks in accordance with institutional buying power.
Later, when I saw for myself the ever-increasing assets of corrupt officials, when I saw that every level of government resists the reporting of assets of civil servants, and when I saw that the mass media has become more and more constrained in their reporting on corruption cases, I came to realize that no one in China's bureaucracy genuinely opposes corruption.
