Sentence examples for constrained by language from inspiring English sources

The Indian blogosphere, a thriving community of millions now, was long constrained by language.

With risk communication often constrained by language barriers, there is scope for exploring the role of technology in better enabling the translation and interpretation of training materials into different languages, including local dialects and in culturally appropriate ways.

A potential reason for this is that prosodic emotional expression is constrained by language [46].

Skills development was further constrained by language barriers, lack of support from academic organisations, and the limitations of wider systems for communication and knowledge management.

The language of those presentations is constrained by the language on the F.D.A.-approved label -- in other words, all the battles over efficacy and sedation at those obscure F.D.A. meetings in the 1980's define the sales vocabulary of the 1990's.

However, most methods are constrained by programming language, embedded systems configurations, and types of operating systems used.

The site is geared towards multilingual users who feel constrained by the single language networks offered by sites like Facebook (while most social networks have begun integrating foreign languages, they limit themselves to one language at a time).

Collaborative research networks have the potential to translate knowledge across the research, policy and practice divides – domains where collaboration is often constrained by different priorities and languages [ 11, 12].

The different bricks are not necessarily written in the same language, and the workflow may ultimately be constrained by a brick, written in a language that is less efficient compared to other bricks.

It has also confirmed early research findings that international students are constrained by acculturation, socio-cultural adaptation, language, and learning/communication difficulties [ 25, 26].

Their fetish is predicated on the notion that writing is always constrained by something, be it simply time or language itself.