Formalising people power through representative democracy also works to constrain the influence of other powerful institutions in the system, because politicians are supposed to make decisions with an eye to the broader public interest.
Two co-located towers afforded the opportunity to constrain the influence of complex mountain topography on measurement uncertainty, and overall errors were comparable to other FLUXNET sites.
And with it the idea of "undue spiritual influence", the purpose of which was specifically to constrain the influence of the Roman Catholic clergy on what the English establishment took to be the ignorant and impressionable minds of the Irish proletariat.
To capture ATP dose effects and constrain the influence of
Greater transparency in how policy is made is likely to lead to more effective alcohol and other public policies globally by constraining the influence of vested interests.
Because the sheer number of atmospheric organic species makes it unfeasible to study each of them with the same level of effort that has been given to water over the years, the ability to constrain the influence of common molecular structural features on α is critical.
The goal is to link the well-constrained marine chronostratigraphy to the poorly dated amalgamated paleosols to better constrain the influence of base level change and climate in the Cretaceous (Cenomanian) Western Interior Basin.
Consequently, whilst the analysis presented in this paper has been constrained to focus on the influence of insert geometry on SPECT calibration, the trends in calibration factor resulting from VOI shapes must be determined for each individual SPECT system and choice of reconstruction parameters.
While the sub-glass relaxation was largely unperturbed by the presence of the crystalline phase, both calorimetric and broadband dielectric measurements across the glass transition indicated the existence of a sizeable rigid amorphous phase (RAP) fraction in melt-crystallized PTT owing to the constraining influence of the crystal surfaces over the crystal amorphous interphase region.
The relationship is investigated between a one-dimensional potential and a track in a vertical plane along which a bead is constrained to slide freely under the influence of gravity, such that the motion of the bead, projected onto the horizontal axis, is exactly the same as (i.e., is isodynamical to) the one-dimensional oscillatory motion due to the potential.
