Perceptions of time, I found, are closely linked to the employees' feeling of freedom: The more constrained the environment, the slower things moved, and the less happy employees were.
Our approach sheds new light on the different processes operating on volcanic edifices and to constrain the depositional environment and thus geodynamic setting of Precambrian continental volcanic belts.
Furthermore, the scaffold constrains the cluster environment through the length of its mediating duplex.
The results of these studies will aid in constraining the habitability of ancient surface environments on Mars, and may have implications for our understanding of the early Earth.
However, sound transmission over long distances, with preservation of all essential acoustic detail, is constrained by the environment, and physical constraints vary by habitat type.
For example, the internal structure of wood is constrained by the environment.
These categories were selected because the internal structure of the objects ranged from highly structured and constrained by the environment (e.g., wood grain) to relatively unconstrained (e.g., minerals in rock), and thus the angle of extension into the object is either predictable within a certain range or completely unpredictable.
"They took a more fine-grained approach in finding a closer match," she says, "whereas in smaller environments, people might have that same fundamental drive but are constrained by the environment, meaning their criteria have to be relaxed".
In addition, if genotype×genotype interactions are constrained by the environment (genotype×genotype×environment, [27], [32], [41], [63]), then experimental greenhouse conditions might have masked signs of local adaptation in our study.
The efficiency of selection against deleterious recessive alleles in the reduction of the genetic load has been questioned, because the deleterious recessive alleles are usually masked from selection at low frequencies and their expression can be constrained by the environment in which they are expressed [ 7, 39].
