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In step 1, the left child is the symbol f, which has type t because of the local constraint generated by the Lam case, while the right child has type TInt because it is the integer constant 2. Neither child generates any more constraints.

Its presence seems to depend on (at least) the language being read, visual properties of the text (e.g., initial letter capitalization), the type of relationship between preview and target, and as shown here, semantic constraint generated by the prior sentence context.

Finally, a new constraint generated by the improved Hough transform is imposed on line detection.

To overcome periods of energetic constraint generated by diminished food supply and/or low ambient temperature, many small mammals and birds demonstrate controlled reductions in core body temperature (Tb) and metabolic rate, a phenomenon known as torpor.

The additional constraints, generated by the adaptive grid procedure, are embedded into the economic optimization problem.

And that makes complete sense from a psychological and a prudential perspective: the risks and the short-term constraints generated by educational debt are simply too daunting, even if the projected long-term return on the investment remains positive.

The constraints generated by their complexity and the costly access to useful energy planning tools is a limitation to their implementation.

To effectively learn the constraints generated by initial seeds for image segmentation, we employ kernel propagation (KP) based on kernel learning.

Taken together, these approaches provide neuroscientists with a robust statistical toolbox containing elements that alleviate some of the analytical constraints generated by limited sample sizes, repeated subject use, and incomplete replicates of experimental manipulation.

The choice of agitation conditions (impeller type, rotational speed…) in this type of process is not an easy task as it has to fulfil three potentially conflicting goals: (1) maintaining microcarriers in complete suspension, (2) homogenizing the culture medium, and (3) limiting mechanical constraints generated by the hydrodynamics on the cells.

(3) Following on from point (2) above: how big a role does the requirement that judges must be faithful to an original play in constraining legal interpretation, and are there any additional constraints which supplement the constraints generated by the need to be faithful to an original which guide judges as they interpret the law?