Sentence examples for constraining capability of from inspiring English sources
For these genes, it appears that the driving force of regulatory control is solely constituted by the superhelical DNA constraining capability of HU; effectively, these genes are not found in the reported supercoiling regulons [72], [73].
APs, in this setting, reflected girls' constrained capability for exercising their sexual and reproductive rights.
To address this issue, we strictly constrain the capability of the data distribution model as a subset of the minimum profile of the DDS standard.
In two companion papers we present research and development work used to constrain the capabilities of IS-ARTS in the technical space compatible with the spacecraft environment.
An additional feature of the method, which is quite useful in certain applications, is that it provides the capability of constraining the gain in the transition band to always lie below the maximum gain in the passband.
Cost and flexibility top the reasons why organisations are looking at cloud, but security, performance and a sheer visceral fear of the unknown seem to paralyse the actual movement of many organisations from internal systems that are currently constraining their capabilities to a more flexible cloud-based environment.
Thirdly, the product design at the OEM is not constrained to the capabilities of specific manufacturing facilities.
The design of the target orbit is driven by the minimisation of disturbances to the spacecraft formation, and is constrained by the rather low Δv capability of the spacecraft of less than 100ms−1 as well as the characteristics of the selected launch vehicle.
As the Nuffield Council on Bioethics highlighted in a landmark report (pdf) last year, our lack of a strategic capability to engage with emerging technologies is likely to constrain innovation, reduce benefits and cost jobs.
However, the wrong type of control system may constrain firms' capabilities.
