Sentence examples similar to constrained contents from inspiring English sources

Twitter, with a 140 character limit, so narrowly constrains content that important context is lost, and individuals frequently left to interpret the meaning.

This paper describes a computational theory for automatic interpretation of off-line handwritten text that is constrained in content and structure.

In this functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) study, we examined brain activation patterns differentiating memory for the source of previously self-generated vs. experimenter-presented word items from a sentence completion paradigm designed to be emotionally neutral and semantically constrained in content.

We have described conditions that may have constrained larger content knowledge gains, but we feel the module has great utility in a number of settings with secondary and postsecondary learners.

In this sense, a template is an incomplete hypermedia composition that has certain blanks that must be filled out in accordance with rules that constrain the content and relationships that authors can insert.

Guarding against channel errors in wireless networks has been a challenging research problem, specially when transmitting time-constrained contents, like streaming video or image.

This fluid content is still lower than the fluid content constrained from the seismic data (at least 10 vol.%).

Because this fluid content is essentially lower than the fluid content constrained from the seismic data (at least 10 vol.%), they concluded that the saline fluid hypothesis was not plausible and that the conductivity anomalies beneath the Himalayan-Tibetan belt were better explained by the partially molten rocks.

In terms of fluid dynamics, the endoneurial contents consist of a non-compressible aqueous solution and a somewhat compressible cellular content constrained by a compliant perineurial sheath.

Second, participants may have been constrained by the content of the interview guide or given socially desirable answers.

This process is highly controlled by cis-regulatory elements surrounding the cleavage/polyadenylation sites (polyA sites), which are frequently constrained by sequence content and position.