Sentence examples for concrete constraints from inspiring English sources

For the abstract lure of history to have been more compelling than the concrete constraints of the present, chances of an agreement would have had to appear more likely than those of a political crisis.

In this framework, symbols are seen as information-bearing entities that emerge under pressures of communicative needs and that serve as concrete constraints on development and communication.

Further, these two methods enforce only a simple sparsity constraint (i.e. the total number of contacts in a protein is small), ignoring many more concrete constraints.

The objective is to minimize the total material cost (or mass) while satisfying the specified structural stiffness requirements and concrete strength constraints.

Because of the many time constraints, concrete planning activities will generally require a local organization or part of the government to fill a secretariat and co-ordination role.

To be more precise, our formalization is based on the concrete framework of constraint maintainers, proposed by Meertens, and later used by Stevens to formalize the OMG Object Management Groupp) standard bidirectional transformation language QVT-R (Query/View/Transformation - Relations).

It can be sampled at Park Circle, the southwest corner of Prospect Park in Brooklyn : an active traffic circle that has recently been turned into an obstacle course by new concrete islands and tight constraints that shunt cars into choked channels, almost as if rigidity and awkwardness were the punishing point, at least for drivers.

Here the director and producer are freed from the constraints of concrete reality.

This presentation attempts to make these concrete and to discover constraints on plausible solutions to vision.

The optimization problem aims at minimizing the cost function under yield strength constraints on concrete elements and a structural shrinkage volume constraint.

The numerical procedure includes the possibility of using high-strength concrete and several design constraints, such as minimum reinforcement and limiting the neutral axis depth.