Sentence examples for constraint of being from inspiring English sources

The absorber geometry is optimized under the constraint of being assembled with an ultrasonic welding machine, with a final pentagon-shaped absorber selected.

Dignity resides in the law-making process: It places the law under the constraint of being 'self-given' and co-authored.

Several different transmission bandwidths are possible, ranging from 1.08 to 19.8 MHz with the constraint of being a multiple of 180 kHz.

Now, we impose a constraint of being unit rank on the covariance matrix Q to derive the condition of beamforming optimality.

Each MAD represents a different type of change, supposing that similar types of spatial change will be grouped in one component, since each of them is found under the constraint of being uncorrelated with the preceding one [39].

Whilst assuming the matrix M to be equivalent to a correlation matrix is not a mathematically valid assumption (since all correlation matrices have the additional constraint of being positive semidefinite), it is a practical way of constructing a directed graph.

Thus, an average electrical power constraint of is necessary and sufficient condition for satisfying an average optical power constraint of.

The older, more seasoned Ms. Spears is chafing -- mildly and with premeditation -- against the constraints of being a nice girl.

Freed from the constraints of being inside the Administration, Bannon would be able to recruit candidates, raise money, and take down members of the Republican establishment.

But it also highlights some of the constraints of being a Best Western: limited amenities and, for all the careful design, the unmistakable midcentury layout.

It frees us, in theory at least, from the defining constraints of being human, and sometimes that freaks us out.