Sentence examples for constrained actions from inspiring English sources

The distinction that is fundamental to the compatibilist position is that between those actions which have external causes (i.e. compelled or constrained actions) and those which have causes internal to the agent.

How motor processes are affected by internal versus external foci is explained through the constrained action hypothesis.

That function constrains actions in a manner that rarely gives pause to a straightforward entrepreneur.

"But when it constrains action, you have to think again".

This structure is believed to look and behave very much like a comet's tail, extending outward for a further 40 AU on the upwind side but tailing many times that distance downwind; evidence from the Cassini and Interstellar Boundary Explorer spacecraft has suggested that it is forced into a bubble shape by the constraining action of the interstellar magnetic field.

But the constant drumbeat of attacks on the Fed for fostering inflation has constrained its actions, condemning the economy to slower growth and higher unemployment than necessary.

His reflections on the use and limits of American power offer a better clue to where Obama is headed than any immediate policy decision which will necessarily be constrained by actions already set in motion by the previous administration).

For example, during the highly constrained motor actions of dressage, it is important that the horse shows little or no additional motor response to non-rider environmental stimuli, whilst in show-jumping it is often considered that a higher level of emotional arousal can be tolerated.

Their cognitive systems are affected, even constrained, by action and perception in ways traditional cognitive theorists had not considered.

Availability of ABHR and other required resources in the African region continues to be constrained and action to address this inequity remains a key priority for WHO and POPS informed by this project.

These actions are not merely cosmetic, but paradigm shifting demands to constrain government actions.