Sentence examples for constrain potential from inspiring English sources

This will enhance our abilities to couple deformation measurements (e.g. InSAR and GPS) to petrological studies to better constrain potential precursors to volcanic eruptions.

The understanding of the nature of the Oligocene incised valley fill helps in the constrain potential down depositional dip hydrocarbon reservoirs in Nile Delta, East Mediterranean basins, and similar settings in passive continental margins.

Ironically, such a limited definition in the 21st century can constrain potential profit and growth and worse yet, endanger a company's ability to stay in business.

While the overall effect is one of repulsion, the dynamics of the tuning shift displayed additional subtleties and this time-course can constrain potential models.

Further, and possibly more importantly, the large number of genes assayed on a single array and the relatively small number of samples profiled generally provide too few measurements to constrain potential models, and arrive at an optimal solution.

Whilst it is possible that other genotypes are also susceptible to vCJD (and are either less susceptible than the MM genotype, or have longer incubation periods), at present we have no cases with which to constrain potential epidemic scenarios among these other genotypes.

Mr Cowen argues that a major slowdown in innovation is constraining potential growth, while new progress in information technology isn't providing benefits to most workers.

Trace metal behavior provides important information regarding fluid rock interactions in CO2-charged water rock systems and constrains potential environmental impacts.

119 (6) (2003) 3559 3566]), a projection is used rather than a constraining potential to let the constraints associated with the reaction coordinate evolve.

He argued that machinima's outstanding copyright issues and possible marginalization constrained potential for expression.

Briefly, forward-tracking finds more downstream IFF (black arrows in Figure  2) by evaluating the feasibility of constraining potential free fluxes to zero.