Sentence examples for constrained to one from inspiring English sources

Dial M for Murder has a romping plot, a gloriously slimy villain and – thanks to the fact that (as in Rope before and Rear Window after) the action is mostly constrained to one room – some of the weirdest, tricksiest camera work of Hitchcock's career.

Because it contains multiple sensors, Elvie can be used in multiple configurations — so by a woman who's walking or standing, rather than being constrained to one static position.

Yet our ability to enjoy those things is constrained to one of 30 browser tabs, or to a tiny 4" screen with whom we have a tortured and unrelenting relationship.

Likelihood ratio tests between fitted nested IRT models were performed comparing the Rasch model (all item discriminations constrained to one), the one-parameter model (1PL; item discriminations are the same but freely estimated), and the two-parameter model (2PL).

During the Clinton years there was an Asian financial crisis and I would say the mood then was not as up, but the pessimism was constrained to one part of the economic sphere, which was really Asia and some of the Latin American countries.

For the purposes of demonstration, the general problem of dependability optimisation has been constrained to one of optimal redundancy allocation and the approach has been applied to a benchmark problem with results that represent improvement to those reported in earlier works.

As a digital application of this, students could be first constrained to moving one block at a time on a touchscreen and then be given the opportunity to move two blocks at a time to develop their strategies and mathematical understanding.

Numerical simulations computed using the non-smooth model are compared with experimentally recorded data for a flexible beam constrained to impact on one side.

Insertions can be constrained to occur on one end only or are allowed to occur throughout the array.

The items were constrained to load on one factor only, error terms were not allowed to correlate and the variance of the factors was fixed to 1. Second, we tested a hierarchical five-factor model, in which the five factors were indicators of an overall mindfulness factor.

If I was constrained to pick one album, it would be the first "The Shape of Jazz to Come," which opens with the frenetic quadruple-time dirge "Lonely Woman," one of the most covered jazz compositions, and includes the fragmented "Focus on Sanity," the lyrical "Peace," and two loping rockers that highlight Coleman's emotionally straightforward sense of swing.