They can be media-rich like Facebook, constraining like Twitter, simple like Instagram or aspirational like Pinterest.
Soil constrains like rooting depth (ranging from 0.13 to 1.34 m), available water storage capacity (ranging from 32.3 to 161.4 L m− 2) and Al saturation in the ion exchange complex (0 to 22.6% Alsat) were correlated with the aboveground biomass (AGB) C stock by affecting the stem size and density of trees.
However, this perspective, while it may have been functional and beneficial for the past few thousand years, has become constraining, like a box.
According to popular perception, public-key cryptography is beyond the capabilities of highly constrained, "mote -like, emote -likevicembedded
"I like constrained living, because it frees you from having to think about it all too much".
The garden looked more 17th century than medieval to me, but the effect was perfection, delicate and constrained, much like the accommodating châtelaine.
"The business case for the A380 was based on high-volume routes when frequency was not in a critical issue in a slot constrained airport like Heathrow, and it's absolutely perfect in that environment".
For instance, when he was discussing the challenges of new fame, on 1999's "The Real Slim Shady," the beats and the words collided in a happily constrained way, like marbles being shaken in a jar.
Nearly four decades after the Alma-Ata declaration of 1978 on the need for active client/community participation in healthcare, not much has been achieved in this regard particularly in resource constrained countries like Ghana, where over 70%% of communities in rural areas access basic healthcare from primary health facilities.
This is true for resource constrained settings like Burkina Faso where experienced assistant degree nurses (ADN) (herein French denomination, Infirmier/Infirmière Bréveté) before 2006, sat for a 3-years State Diploma Nursing (SDN) program (herein French denomination, Infirmier/Infirmière Diplomé d'État).
