Sentence examples for constrained by restricting from inspiring English sources

The cost of dehumidification was high when the ventilators were widely opened and so ventilation rates were constrained by restricting the maximum angle of opening.

Though opposition politics in Egypt are constrained by laws that restrict freedom of speech and the right to assemble, a grass-roots effort has emerged to try to draft Dr. ElBaradei to run in the presidential election in 2011.

The socio-economic development in the area has been constrained by several factors including restricted public service support and only minor private sector growth.

A recent 'decadal view' of the field laid out a vision that was nonetheless restricted and constrained by its European focus.

The imaginative range and conceptual ingenuity of work by mavericks, 'outsiders' and visionaries can make this conventional art world seem constrained and restricted by comparison".

Overall levels of performance can usually only be equated across the modalities by artificially constraining information acquisition, for example by restricting vision to a narrow field of view [47].

But most cities are constrained by the state laws that prohibit or greatly restrict rent regulation.

However, R is constrained by the structure of a species tree, which restricts the space of possible join graphs.

And it is good news for universities, who will no longer be constrained by distorting policies which seek simultaneously to promote competition while restricting demand.

Constrained by this tradeoff, previous strain-design efforts often prioritize product yield optimization by restricting the growth rate to an arbitrarily low level [ 8, 11, 17- 19].

They are thus not constrained by the spending ceilings of the campaign finance system that restrict Mr. Edwards, of North Carolina, who is using public money.