Sentence examples for constrained both from inspiring English sources

I was constrained both personally and politically: a black, silent artifact.

Embedded systems are usually constrained both in hardware and software.

It was Brigham, frustrated with the way existing personal assistants were constrained both technically and for business reasons, who had the initial insight for Viv.

Finally, the model requires consistency between the PSM1.8 and CPC2.5 so the formation rates are experimentally constrained both near the 1.7-nm threshold size and near 3 nm.

The withdrawal of Russian troops from Ukraine suggests that his actions are constrained both by sanctions and by the unwillingness of Russians to lose more soldiers' lives.

Our wills are not entirely free, but are constrained, both by nature's laws and by the choices that we and others make.

Membership of the EU put us in effect under a codified constitution via treaties constraining both government and parliament.

Leaf shapes arise within a developmental context that constrains both their evolution and environmental plasticity.

This article first reviews the scaling laws and unsteady flow regime constraining both biological and man-made fliers.

Thus, to the extent that there is an international rule of law which constrains both others and us, we'll live in a more orderly and peaceful world.

Even after his marriage in 1939, Landau stuck to the theory that a union must not constrain both partners' sexual freedom.