Kent Barwick, the president of the Municipal Art Society, a planning organization that organized a series of public forums to discuss the future of the site, said the office and retail constraints "diminished the prospects" for the designs.
The energy term from spatial constraints diminishes with well-depth values of −0.5 and above.
However, given our access to key staff with in-depth knowledge of the program, we do not feel that these potential constraints diminish the findings.
In later gestation, placental enlargement may be limited by maternal constraint and diminished developmental plasticity and adaptations to improve nutrient transfer usually take the form of altered placental structure and function, rather than size.
In contrast, only highly condensed structures can be assembled at very low H/C ratios [ 37], and this constraint severely diminishes the number of feasible C,H,O-isomers (if mathematically possible but chemically unlikely isomers are excluded; see Fig. 11).
The challenge, he said, will be to trim the size of staffs assigned to senior leaders to fit new budget constraints without diminishing the ability of those officers to perform their national security duties.
High-throughput sequencing is enabling de novo genome sequencing projects, but due to technical constraints and diminishing returns, many projects are limited to poorly assembled, low-coverage genome surveys.
ORs appear to have experienced diminished selective constraint in primates (Rouquier et al. 1998; Young et al. 2002; Zhang and Firestein 2002), perhaps due to reduced dependence on olfaction after the gain of trichromatic vision (Gilad et al. 2004).
Undernourishment, especially in populous Asian countries, has diminished, with initial constraints of gigantic dimensions and complexity successfully overcome.
We terminated our evolutionary strategy at 2000 generations due to computational time constraints and the diminishing marginal returns from each additional generation which can be seen in Figure 3.
