Sentence examples for constraining for the from inspiring English sources
The G-20 could lead the way out of this impasse by identifying a new basis for freer and fairer world trade, perhaps through sectoral agreements or ones that avoid constraining for the moment the policy choices of the weakest developing countries.
Of course, energy can be provided by transcutaneous transfer, using electro-magnetic coupling with an external source; but with the exception of cochlear implants, where a simple and miniaturized device can be used, transcutaneous energy transfer is very constraining for the patient, who accepts this only in specific cases such as artificial hearts [5], where immediate survival is at stake.
This differed from the topology inferred while constraining for the most likely relationships among mammalian orders (platypus,((dog,(ox,pig)), ((rabbit, rodents)), primates))) [ 47].
In addition, there are many situations where state law should be constrained for the sake of promoting individual rights.
The film is the displaced realization of a life both too vast and too petty, too wild and too constrained for the great man condemned to live it.
http://t.co/9OaNqulOv3 — Nick Bilton (@nickbilton) 22 Oct 13 New iPad Mini shipping after bigger iPad suggests that supply is expected to be constrained for the more-popular Mini.
We constrain for the first time a model of condensation onto these mixed particles that incorporates the contact angle of the soot / solution interface and the size of the soot core.
Methane (CH4), nitrous oxide (N2O) and sulfur hexafluoride (SF6) are powerful greenhouse gases with global budgets that are well-known but regional distributions that are not adequately constrained for the purposes of mitigation and policy initiatives.
The atomic kinetic code is constrained for the requirement that the model must be able to calculate spectral emissivity and opacity that can be used in radiation hydrodynamic simulations.
Sovereignty constrains: for the powerful state, it often means the power to disenfranchise other peoples.
