Sentence examples for both constrains from inspiring English sources

Her characters have all of American history for a backstory — and, as with any backstory, it both constrains and explains their behavior.

A peculiarity of the architecture is that it both constrains the quality and quantity of data obtainable by insiders, optimizing the routing of requests to involve only users that are able to answer them.

This is especially true for the Guidance, Navigation and Control system (GNC) for which the particular environment of Near Earth Objects (NEO) both constrains the requirements and allows some flexibility in the design.

That system both constrains and protects them.

Perhaps most importantly, the manner in which FMDs differ from typical 'organic' movement disorders both constrains and informs neurobiological models for symptom generation.

This lack of mixing of rod- and cone-mediated signals both constrains potential sites of interaction and provides ample opportunities for selective processing, for example to shape the kinetics of rod-mediated signals distinctly from cone-mediated signals.

"We should ensure that the powers of policy making, implementation and oversight both constrain each other and function in concert," he said.

The Latitude Elbow can be used as a both constrained and non-constrained prosthesis, depending on the ability of the surrounding joint structures to provide stability to the joint.

This information can be used to both constrain and expand the search to find novel pathways.

However, they are both constrained to a particular hardware and operating system.

In its current form, BHAC cannot handle both constrained transport and AMR.