Sentence examples similar to constrain its limits from inspiring English sources

Some of this call to founding principles is driven by the desire to limit government, to constrain its reach into our lives.

The inability of an exoskeleton SG design (an externally stented rigid polyester graft) to achieve optimum balance between structural robustness and flexibility constrains its biomechanical performance limits.

Thus, under any given environmental condition the reproductive capacity and population size of one of the antagonists will be severely limited, thus constraining its capacity to adapt.

However, PGS shows limited bioactivity and thus constraining its utilization for musculoskeletal tissue engineering.

Even though there was a generator at the other facility, limited funding for fuel constrained its regular use.

Structural factors constrain the limits of resources and stressors.

We further suggest that the limited available lignin surface area that can constrain water may limit its ability to engage in negative hydrophobically driven binding interactions, despite the highly hydrophobic nature of the material.

This would not only be bad for privacy – as the industry's track-record makes clear – but more generally, vendor-dominated silos would constrain and limit the potential of the emerging technological landscape.

Yet, protected area planning is still needed with regard to such ventures - to help guide and facilitate, and sometimes also to constrain or limit, such activities.

Unbridled will only be constrained by the limits of its volunteer rolls and its scarce funding.

In general terms, ruminant-based diets show a much smaller option space in the MEAT and BAU variants, constrained by limits to grazing.