Sentence examples for constrained to address from inspiring English sources

Research funded in this program should address issues such as "intelligent perception, communication, and reasoning capabilities that are not constrained to address only a single problem in isolation or in one particular context".

In addition, we calculated four models with the MRCAs of both subfamilies constrained to different ages, addressing the possibility that the two splits were not contemporaneous: before and during continental collision (45 and 35 Ma) and during and after this event (35 and 25 Ma).

In the company of the Americans, the Germans felt constrained to do the unthinkable and address one another by their first names, but they started to use the familiar pronoun du -- you -- that Germans use with family and friends.

In contrast, A B C and D site staff reported the operating climate constrained their ability to address broader social health issues.

Availability of ABHR and other required resources in the African region continues to be constrained and action to address this inequity remains a key priority for WHO and POPS informed by this project.

Chisté says the project is necessary "because Africa's population will grow more rapidly, further constraining efforts to address poverty, create jobs, and protect the environment".

Differences in constructions of trade and health constrain policies to address the profound changes generated by global trade.

The weights are constrained to sum to 1 and be between 0 and 1, thereby reducing dimensionality and addressing issues associated with collinearity.

(Mahler, one feels constrained to add, means painter in German).

Bush was constrained to take exception to this publicly.

Before this, were you constrained to singing in the shower?