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Likewise, porting the PC version of the game back to the Xbox to add features would have constrained the amount of visual improvements Saber could make, as well as require significant time training artists to use the same production pipelines that were used for Combat Evolved.
The limited amount of material from each sample constrained the amount of replicas to two per sample and primer set.
Stevens and Parrish [42] found that the synovial capsules of the pre- and postzygapophyses or extant birds constrained the amount of movement between each vertebral joint.
This constrains the amount of health care we can access and offers no mechanism for responding to patients' preferences.
Hershey is also wary of endangering its investment-grade credit rating, constraining the amount of debt and equity it can raise in support of its bid, these people said.
But Mr. Geithner argued that the changes "forced a necessary and fundamental restructuring of the financial system," lowering the threat posed by "too big to fail" financial institutions and constraining the amount of risk that banks can take on.
"If my comments or opinions are going to provoke such storms of upset, then considering that I myself am looking to severely constrain the amount of time I spend with interviews and my already very occasional appearances, it would logically be better for everyone concerned, not least myself, if I were to stop issuing those comments and opinions.
The only way we can constrain the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is to cut off the coal source, by saying either we will leave the coal in the ground or we will burn it only at power plants that actually capture the CO2".
This study focus on erosional and depositional features that can be used to constrain the amount of liquids involved in the erosional process as well as on the compositional characteristics of depositional areas.
