Sentence examples for constrained name from inspiring English sources

The Russian Tea Room has reopened, of course, and Frank Bruni of The Times gave it one star in December, writing that the arrival of Greg Robins as its chef has "produced an engrossing tug-of-war: his culinary internationalism and contemporary sophistication versus the institution's stodgy traditions and geographically constrained name".

In this paper, we chosen a spatially constrained clustering method named 'AMOEBA' to identify clusters of high and low ratings.

To consider novelties linked to the eumetazoan transition, we analyzed cnidarian proteome repertoires and found phenotypic novelties with three distinct levels that we named constrained, labile, and latent.

In this study, a novel image processing method, named constrained mutual information (MI -based free-forMI -basedtion (C-MI-FFD) tracking, was developed to automatically extract the continuous CSA changes in the ultrasound image sequence.

In this casting, the problem is formalized as a mathematical problem named state constrained stochastic reachability analysis.

In those days, parents felt very constrained in their choice of names (especially for boys).

This general framework will be named here upwind constrained transport (UCT).

Nor do the category names constrain the kinds of sounds very much".

One possibility is that in a society where family names are inherited patrilineally, parents feel constrained by tradition when it comes to choosing first names for their sons.

With demand for healthcare rising and budgets constrained, many of the best-known names in the NHS are spending taxpayers' cash to buy beds from private companies.

To overcome the main drawbacks of -constrained differential evolution -CDE) [45], this paper proposes an improved version of -CDE, named ICDE, to solve constrained optimization problems (COPs).