APs, in this setting, reflected girls' constrained capability for exercising their sexual and reproductive rights.
However, the wrong type of control system may constrain firms' capabilities.
In two companion papers we present research and development work used to constrain the capabilities of IS-ARTS in the technical space compatible with the spacecraft environment.
Cost and flexibility top the reasons why organisations are looking at cloud, but security, performance and a sheer visceral fear of the unknown seem to paralyse the actual movement of many organisations from internal systems that are currently constraining their capabilities to a more flexible cloud-based environment.
For these genes, it appears that the driving force of regulatory control is solely constituted by the superhelical DNA constraining capability of HU; effectively, these genes are not found in the reported supercoiling regulons [72], [73].
Thirdly, the product design at the OEM is not constrained to the capabilities of specific manufacturing facilities.
To address this issue, we strictly constrain the capability of the data distribution model as a subset of the minimum profile of the DDS standard.
Even if delaying the first sexual intercourse and using contraceptives could be perceived as more under girls' control, gender structures that constrain girls' capability to negotiate safe sex, to be knowledgeable on sexuality and contraceptives, or to merely reject sexual proposals, may also play a key role on those decisions.
The present article shows that while India has 'strong scientific and technological capabilities', it is constrained by weak 'social capabilities' of its labor force, lack of 'institutional capabilities' in regulation and financing, infrastructural constraints and absence of national programs to achieve concrete targets in terms of biotechnology innovations to promote a more inclusive development.
