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Of these three variables, the proton release rate is best constrained because it is recorded every 2 to 4 min. However, at the beginning of the experiment there is no detectable net proton release.

Mobile is an easy example: you know that phone is constrained because it's battery powered.

The Times' ability to respond to these challenges is constrained because it's become a virtual pure play in the newspaper business, relying on the Times and The Boston Globe for the lion's share of its revenue.

Intentionally, for a zero flux through a reaction the change of Gibb's free energy is not constrained because it might be substantially different from zero if the corresponding enzyme is missing or inhibited.

Oxytocin is the drug of choice to prevent and treat postpartum hemorrhage, but access has been constrained because it needs to be refrigerated.

In contrast, the reflector indicated by the dashed green line on NS2 is not constrained at all because it is projected onto an area with no ray coverage.

We consider the variation to be well constrained because its wavelength is comparable to the variation recovered in the checkerboard tests.

Washington, for example, is constrained because it has height limits and sites are very difficult to acquire.

A photon does the same thing, but its speed can't decrease because it is constrained to always move at the speed of light, so the only way it can lose energy is to change its wavelength.

It becomes a time-consuming, tedious endeavor to generate higher-order explicit Runge Kutta formulas, because it is constrained by the traditional Picard formalism as used to represent nonlinear differential equations.

Let us say that such a system is "subject to the Lucas-Penrose constraint" because it is constrained from being able to prove a class of true statements expressible within the system.