Sentence examples for constraints allowed from inspiring English sources

These constraints allowed the knee flexion angle to be determined arithmetically and controlled by a node in the hip joint centre, which could move in the sagittal plane.

The duration of each curriculum is three years, but practical constraints allowed us to gather third year data for carpenters only.

The single-event concept together with thermodynamic constraints allowed to reduce the number of adjustable parameters to 33, from which only 2 activation energies for (s,p) and (t,p) alkylation/cracking, 6 alkene protonation heats, the total concentration of aromatic hydrocarbon pool and the stability difference between secondary and primary carbenium ion had to be determined by regression.

The fact that funding constraints allowed for only n = 10 subjects is the greatest statistical limitation of this study.

A possible weakness of the current study is that time constraints allowed each test of cognitive function to be performed only once during each experimental session.

Project constraints allowed for interviews to be conducted by telephone but not face-to-face, meaning participants may have been more likely to give socially desirable responses [ 56].

Electro-pneumatic playing actions freed organ makers from earlier constraints, allowing them to build instruments of almost unlimited size.

Psilocybin appears to lift some of these constraints, allowing a freer and more fluid state of consciousness.

Faster privatisation would have freed the industry from government spending constraints, allowing swifter expansion.Partial privatisation has gone hand-in-hand with Californian-style bungling of tariffs.

That role eroded in the nineteen-eighties and nineties, when Republicans and Democrats reduced the constraints, allowing junk mortgages and the exotic financial products based on them to proliferate.

Yaqūb argues that these constraints allow us to avoid certain "artifacts".