Sentence examples for constrained alternatives from inspiring English sources

Dewey sees the normal, problem-solving functioning of democratic institutions as based on robust interaction between publics and institutions within a set of constrained alternatives.

Verification of GxTDEE and/or GxDEE interactions was made by comparing both full models to their constrained alternatives for BMI, % FAT, % TFAT, and WC.

The approximately unbiased (AU) test was used to test whether a particular intron-based topology is significantly better than a specified (constrained) alternative topology.

For constraining alternative genotype inferences, it is very important that genotype symmetries are broken as shown in Section "Constraints for breaking symmetries in genotypes".

Application of De Morgan's laws to Formula 24 results in Formula 25: (25) (¬ b (h k, 1, H k, 1 i ) ∨ ¬ b (h k, 2, H k, 2 i ) ∨ ⋮ ¬ b (h k, m, H k, m i ) ), A nice feature of constraining alternative haplotype inferences is that Formula 25 is automatically in CNF.

"Women's free choice to undergo hysterectomy is really only constrained choice when there are a lack of appropriate alternative options".

"If, as we expect, the usual predictions from quantum theory are borne out in this experiment, we will have constrained various alternative theories as much as physically possible in our universe.

The O2 concentration to the boiler is evaluated during the optimization process and can be used to constrain viable alternatives.

The harm principle constrains that alternative.

Even so, in 1975, we still considered it less probable than its alternative, Constrained Growth.

The results of the winning-sites, Templeton, and modified KH tests assessing the alternative constrained topologies are presented in Table 1.