Sentence examples for constraining view from inspiring English sources

It remains limited by a highly constraining view of the worker as an individual of purely rational motives and by an inability to grasp the significance of collective norms and behaviour in labour matters.

Current models of the Mesolithic settlement and mobility systems of northern England have largely resulted in a highly constrained view of the spatial use of the changing postglacial landscape.

"By constraining the view to a single image window and by interspersing black frames between each image, Blinkset relieves users of burdensome shifts in focus, while giving each image space to be seen more easily, even at high-speeds".

Of importance, fMRI work has constrained this view: sensorimotor simulation both varies as a function of the experiential nature of the source of the metaphor as well as the actual accrued exposure the individual has perceiving and interacting with the source of that metaphor (Jamrozik et al., 2016).

This may have constrained interviewees' views on either the intervention(s) or the trial.

Gardner's theoretical position constrains him to view this body of work as muddling proximate and ultimate causation, as from his standpoint social norms (for instance, to reward cooperators or punish defectors) can only be proximate causes.

"And some in China worry that the United States is bent on containing their rise and constraining their growth — a view that is stoking a new streak of assertive Chinese nationalism.

But given his views on constraining state power and controlling surveillance, nearby options such as China, Vietnam or Laos would be bizarre choices – even if they let him in.

Researchers distinguish between stress that individuals perceive as rewarding (challenge stress) and stress that is viewed as constraining (hindrance stress).

Tang et al. studied unsupervised multi-view feature selection by constraining that similar data instances from each view should have similar pseudo-class labels [31].

He's a purist in a way that, in my view, constrains the sophistication of his work".