Sentence examples for constraining nature from inspiring English sources

Although realist theories have much explanatory power, neo-liberal and constructivist scholars increasingly point to the constraining nature of law and ideas in world politics.

However, the constraining nature of Alexander's patterns led scholars to criticise the theory for limiting the designer's creativity [20] and preventing them from pursuing agendas that differ from his (Davis 1983; Dovey 1990; Messina 2003).

Though obviously we can also make things worse for ourselves unnecessarily - think of the epidemic of obesity - it is only by controlling and constraining nature that civilization can advance; and advance it does.

For all patients, satisfaction with DFO was low, primarily owing to local injection-site reactions, inconvenience, and the constraining nature of the therapy.

The somewhat constraining nature of structured GRNs actually increases the probability that changes at least at the periphery of networks will be viable.

This finding exposes the strict topologically constrained nature of the ice II hydrogen-bond network, which is not found for the competing phases.

In parallel, their power constrained nature must be explicitly considered in order to analyze security in an effective and comprehensive manner.

However, providing QoS support is a challenging issue due to highly resource constrained nature of sensor nodes, unreliable wireless links and harsh operation environments.

The water distribution network design problem poses challenges for optimization due to the tightly constrained nature of the typical mathematical programming formulation.

Because of the resource constrained nature of sensor nodes, it is important to design a secure, effective and lightweight authentication and key agreement scheme.

The results illustrate the highly constrained nature of the optimization problem, and the relevant impact of certain parameters of the tooth profile.