Sentence examples for constraint expanded from inspiring English sources

This lower constraint expanded the described HMGA2 binding sequences to 4,096 binding sites within the human genome.

The corresponding logical language for epistemic constraint models is the same as for basic constraint models, expanded with the Ki modal operators, one per agent.

The non-uniform translational and rotational stiffness of the constraints are expanded in the Fourier series; it is assumed that the system presents a symmetry axis.

At each step the constraints were expanded with 10% of the particular SEMs (Standard Error of the Mean) of the extracellular rates [ 22] (see Additional file 1 for the final constraints).

The real constraint on expanding capacity in higher education is student number controls and limitations on public finance.

What both cities have in common, Melia says, is a geographical constraint on expanding their roads to cope with increasing congestion.

The world has quietly transitioned into a situation where water, not land, has emerged as the principal constraint on expanding food supplies.

She was meeting with East End town leaders, and members of the Bay Street Theater brought up the issue, pointing out that the high cost of housing was a constraint to expanding their company.

These algorithms eliminate the unimodular constraint by expanding the objective function with respect to the phase vector and by replacing the normal line search with the phase-only line search.

For example, Table 1 indicates that the irrigation constraint significantly expands the shares of the US, Canadian, and Sub-Saharan African regions while reducing that for some Eastern European countries and a portion of former Soviet Union (included in E-Europe-RFSU).

No farmers identified family versus personal land a critical constraint for expanding their commercial fields (Table 5).