Sentence examples for constrain itself to from inspiring English sources

But with a lot of job specific expertise and knowledge needed to support the smooth running of the platform, and to underpin the development of additional tech features (such as its machine learning plans), he says it makes most sense for Pilot to constrain itself to those two (in-demand) skills for now.

It's possible that it was merely constraining itself, but that strategy is a mistake.

According to Kant, the will of a moral agent is autonomous in that it both gives itself the moral law (it is self-legislating) and can constrain or motivate itself to follow the law (it is self-constraining or self-motivating).

Bush was constrained to take exception to this publicly.

Yet most startups seem to constrain creativity to product design.

In the latter case, selection's preference of certain gene combinations may have caused variation in these gene combinations itself to become constrained.

The SA itself is constrained to be small only at the model end points, but, because we impose the third time derivative to be small at any time, this affects the whole model span.

It was constrained from gathering information independently, limiting itself to material presented by the two sides.

With thought, a fractured self is constrained to think "difference in itself" in Ideas.

Rather than a reconciliation of the faculties, with thought, a "fractured self"—here Deleuze takes up Kant's notion of the split between the empirical ego and the Transcendental subject is constrained to think "difference in itself" in Ideas.

But constraining ourselves to private equity would be a mistake as well, which itself is a relatively small asset class (although one that has grown tremendously over the years).