Sentence examples for constrained past from inspiring English sources

Some tradeoffs that constrained past natural selection still apply, such as those resulting from conservation of matter.

So long as we are only tinkering with existing genes, we will be constrained by many of the same tradeoffs that constrained past natural selection.

These sediments are used to constrain past changes in aridity, wind speeds, river runoff, vegetation, and surface hydrology.

Constraining past responses of ice sheets to changes in climate enhances our ability to predict future changes in ice extent and sea level.

Carbon isotope records from organic matter provide a key data set for constraining past fluctuations in the isotopic composition of atmospheric carbon dioxide (δ13Catm), hydrologic conditions, and plant community composition.

It is increasingly clear now that his past actions were constrained by past practice, and that as pontiff his teaching, and especially to the episcopacy, has been dramatically otherwise.

Langmore said the pivot to Asia made strategic sense so Trump may persist with it and the president would be "constrained by past decisions", particularly with respect to military procurement such as the joint strike fighter.

We aim to improve our understanding of such outflow systems in order to better constrain past hydrological conditions on Mars.

Dynamic response terms can also be determined or having their domain constrained by current, past or future variables via the use of rules (In this work, only past and current variables are considered).

No one would ever accuse John Galliano at Dior of being constrained by the past.

Germans today are less constrained by their past, motivated increasingly by their own perceived self-interest.