Sentence examples for constrained physically from inspiring English sources

The legitimate concern is that this tour will be dominated by Sampras, who has trained with Roger Federer recently and appeared to be in fine form in New York, where Agassi was clearly constrained physically.

The second kind of short-term forecast (named Epidemic Rate-State: ERS) is constrained physically by the application of Dieterich's rate-and-state constitutive law (Dieterich, 1994) to earthquake clustering.

The best part about Bustle's poorly-conceived launch and the resulting bluster is that Goldberg didn't even know that "Bustle" meant a girdle, something that has traditionally kept women constrained, both physically and symbolically.

The timescales for vertical transport, t =  Ln/ q, are constrained by physically plausible combinations of upward head gradients, permeability, effective porosity (n), and the depth interval between the fracture zone and shallow groundwater (L).

We reconstructed the seasonally unbiased and physically constrained Greenland temperature over the Holocene.

At such high altitudes, mountaineers are physically constrained by heavy clothing, and conversation is difficult and halting.

Yet both movies hinge on isolated, physically constrained men who are not what they seem, including, importantly, to themselves.

The Orbital Parameters Model (OPM) is a physically constrained model for geometrical correction of satellite images with dynamic geometry.

Here, we reconstruct seasonally unbiased and physically constrained Greenland Summit temperatures over the Holocene using argon and nitrogen isotopes within trapped air in a Greenland ice core (GISP2).

Our conclusion is that Badegoulian humans were not physically constrained by a familiar territory, but traveled and/or traded widely in their quest for suitable raw materials.

Thus, the derived trajectory is a physically constrained path inasmuch as it considers the maximum margin notion of the SVM theory.