Sentence examples for closely constrained from inspiring English sources

Today's spooks are supposedly more closely constrained.

Based on their successful simulation with closely constrained selection of input parameters, they propose to use the model to produce quite realistic first-order predictions of run-out of potential slides and to outline potential hazard areas.

If viewers have the goal to understand and be entertained by a film, their mental models will likely be closely constrained by that activated knowledge (Graesser et al., 1994).

The problem here is that, unlike inventing a new computer program, what these products do is closely constrained by fundamental laws of physics.

"CMPs are a threat to open and equal justice and if they are to be used in civil proceedings that use must be closely constrained, monitored and subject to the highest degree of judicial oversight".

In closely constrained circumstances, such as remediation of soil on contaminated land prior to development, it has proved possible to compute loss functions and to use these to guide rational decision making on the amount of resource to spend on sampling to collect soil information.

Recent niche modeling applications suggest that these 'numbers' rules are constrained closely by the suitability of the landscape being invaded for the species [20], although the absolute nature of these constraints has been debated [21], [22], [23].

This contrasts with bridged analogs like 28– 30, which retain the full baccatin core and are constrained closely to the paclitaxel binding conformation.

Spanish moss populations appear to be constrained most closely by minimum temperature during this period.

Gall-inducing species of aphids and scale insects also tend to be constrained to closely related hosts [ 42- 45].

They need to be tamed, closely monitored and regulated, and constrained in ways that no longer allow them to trample the best interests of the American people.