Sentence examples for constrained in time from inspiring English sources

Kit's claustrophobic narrative is constrained in time and space: a long weekend at Willoughtree House, a final reunion of university flatmates to bid farewell to Guy.

Nothomb's autobiographical fiction is further constrained in time, dealing only with her life before the publication in 1992 of her sensational debut, Hygiene de l'Assassin (The Assassin's Purity).

Vehicles are homogeneous and vehicles are constrained in time and distance.

In 'simple' terms; the occurrence of a crime requires the juxtaposition of motivated offenders and suitable targets, a situation constrained in time and space.

The demand of each customer and its location are deterministic and known 2. Each customer is served by only one vehicle 3. Internal vehicles should return to the depot, but the external ones should not return to depot 4. Capacity of vehicles and depots are limited 5. Vehicles are homogeneous and vehicles are constrained in time and distance 6.

Therefore, unlike flapping flight, soaring-gliding flight in bee-eaters, and probably in other avian species, might be largely constrained in time and space by occurrence of the necessary meteorological conditions.

Each considers how each of these offers specific micro-loci settings for crime, around which opportunities for crime are constrained in both time and space.

This study is an example of a mixed carbonate/siliciclastic shallow marine depositional system that is tightly constrained in both time and sea-level position.

The early appearance of eukaryotes is therefore constrained in a time span that extends from the emergence of cyanobacterial oxygenic photosynthesis (still an open issue [ 92]) to about 2.4 Gya, when an ozone layer likely was in place and shielded our planet from harmful UV-C radiation [ 15, 17].

Most critics, myself included, lapse into the shoddy shorthand of our own pleasures when we feel constrained in space or time.

It is not merely a civil war between Islamists and secularists, nor a fight between oriental backwardness and western liberal modernity, nor an "event" that can be fixed and constrained in place or time.