Sentence examples for constraining and the from inspiring English sources
This study investigates the two-to-one internal resonance of the shallow arch with both ends elastically constraining, and the primary resonance case is considered.
In contemporary democratic societies laws, policies and the mass media are constraining and the more sophisticated control agents are aware of the challenges of controlling secret agents and the ever-present risks of backfire and blowback.
Traditionally, courts and scholars alike have located both the constraining and the legitimating force of reasons in the constraining and legitimating force of Reason, or rationality, but several recent developments signal a political turn in understandings of administrative justification.
The lack of class I evidences about most of the discussed issues is constraining and the need for further studies on medical and surgical effectiveness is undoubted.
Taken together, they form the power to constrain and the power to contest.
"Really juicy results from negotiated deals can be anticipated only when capital markets are severely constrained and the whole business world is pessimistic," he said.
But with the singers and musicians centre stage, the performance space looks limited and constrained, and the dances fail to add a significant dimension to the production.
Despite the model dynamics, the actuation dynamics and constrains, and the environmental disturbances, the presented results are promising.
In brain computer interfaces (BCIs), the user mental constrains and the cognitive workload involved are frequently overlooked.
That began to change after the cold war as defence budgets became constrained and the development of sophisticated industrial and consumer products accelerated.
Seaplanes, with an unlimited takeoff run, were not so constrained, and the Schneider races, contested by national teams with government backing, were particularly influential in pushing speeds upward.
