The competitors are likely to be constrained more by physics than experience, settling for any solution that works rather than finding something that seems elegant.
In each instance, he returned with a design that was more conservative, more constrained, and more compromised than the last.
Office rents in Manhattan reached record highs in the first three months of 2007, as constrained supply more than offset a dip in leasing activity, the real estate brokerage firm Cushman & Wakefield said yesterday.
The government, under electoral pressure, wants more direct action.Fiat moneyIn fact, Fiat's future is constrained far more than most Italians realise by the terms of a rescue agreement reached with its banks in May.
The ages of the Lake Suigetsu deposits are constrained by more than 500 radiocarbon dates from terrestrial leaves and other plant remains (Bronk Ramsey et al. 2012).
If the Seoul declaration is to count as progress, therefore, the guidelines will have to constrain members more than the MAP already does, even if they do not constrain them as much as Mr Geithner's magic number would.
On top of that, he adds, the inability to securitize will constrain credit more than if banks alone had cut back on lending.
Although agroecology-based systems are a priori, more tightly constrained and more weather sensitive than conventional systems, they mobilize other production factors such as the use of local breeds that have greater abilities to produce in harsh environments, and may also be better aligned to meeting consumer expectations (Casabianca and Matassino, 2006).
Overall, with the exception of photosynthetic genes, the plastid genome of Cuscuta obtusiflora is more streamlined, less constrained, and more divergent than Epifagus for the genes they share in common.
It was in New York that Murray realized her life was constrained by more factors than race.
