Sentence examples for constrained enough from inspiring English sources

Zeynep Tufekci, an assistant professor at the University of North Carolina, thinks satire is doing particularly well in the "middle ground"—in countries where freedom of expression is constrained enough to outrage people but where political repression is not so severe as to crush people's ability to communicate relatively freely.

and petrological characteristics are not constrained enough.

It is likely that the SV is not constrained enough when using less than 1 year of measurements (e.g., Barraclough 1985; Langlais et al. 2003).

But in the case of PatternEQ, its premise — helping SaaS companies cut churn — is constrained enough that its effort to democratize data science is a reasonable use of the phrase.

Random variability can be so great as to make individual assessments of tumor biology unreliable, yet constrained enough to lead to the apparently simultaneous appearance of multiple overt metastases.

If some executions do satisfy the specifications, but others do not, then the model is not constrained enough, and we need to formulate hypotheses that allow avoiding the executions which do not satisfy the specifications.

Neither is it apparent that China sees such an evolution as in its interests.The most important question may be whether rigidities in the system are constraining enough to make another big crisis likely.

Hayek's ideal is a legal "medium" of society, liberal enough to permit creativity, stable enough to reward creativity, and constraining enough in ways that steer creativity away from zero-sum and negative-sum games and toward positive-sum games: that is, wealth creation, not wealth capture.

The analysis demonstrated that the unit cell parameters of a high-P phase can be well constrained from enough merged reflections of several grains that have different orientations in a quasi-hydrostatic sample environment.

One possibility is that the model atmosphere is not constrained strongly enough by the relevant drivers of predictability.

Draw Something capitalizes on one of the surprises of the Internet era: that communication, if you fracture and constrain it enough, can become a game in itself.