In cricket, the time constraint imposed by the speed of the delivery often exceeds the time available to process information.
Far from ruining his writing, the constraint imposed by his justification compulsion even if it vanished in the end result, like self-dissolving sutures was really saving it.
The focus will be on shifting taxes from labour to business, holding down prices and boosting employment, but all within the fiscal constraint imposed by Brussels.
Such an approach, he said, exempts the United States "from any constraint imposed by international law," ultimately making the country less safe and less capable of fostering free and open societies around the world.
That was the lesson of Bill Clinton's popularity, it was the constraint imposed by a divided electorate and in Bush's case it was the price of a minority victory.
Quite apart from the clash of ideologies, there's the constraint imposed by the government's budget, which, in a given year, will have a fixed amount of money set aside for each of the redistributive social welfare schemes.
And there is only so much of Santa Clara to go around.Yet more Santa Clara could be built, were it not for the second and more distressing factor behind land's return: the growing constraint imposed by land-use regulation.
The constraint imposed by video applications is the delay requirements.
a topological constraint imposed by pattern Q, and.
The latter pair of equations expresses the constraint imposed by the VCMs.
A major limitation on UAV probing of atmospheric structures is the constraint imposed by aviation authorities.
