Sentence examples for constraints attached from inspiring English sources

In direct opposition here, O'Neill not only faced the man who replaced him at Celtic – with budgetary constraints attached after years of lavish spending – but someone more obviously suited to international football.

"Any member of Congress can go to the spaces of the select committee files, but they have to be restrained and abide by security constraints attached to the information.

However, they have serious economic and environmental constraints attached besides putting up competition to agri-food production.

There are a large number of available MID manufacturing processes composed of various steps, each one with specific advantages and constraints attached to them.

We believe that instead of blindly forwarding based on some heuristics, we can do informed forwarding by utilizing the location constraints attached to all the virtual nodes in a VN request.

formed by all the global constraints of the classification can be thought of as a logic that is intrinsic to A. Then a distributed system consisting of various classifications and infomorphisms will have a logic of constraints attached to each part of it,[4] and more sophisticated questions about information flow within the system can be formulated.

Carrying out several numerical examples, the convergence of the method is verified and the effects of taper ratio, elastic constraint, attached mass and the material non-homogeneity on the natural frequencies and critical buckling load are investigated.

In other words, the continuous system is viewed as subdivided into small equispaced subsystems so that all the arbitrarily located point-wise discontinuities (i.e., external and boundary disturbances, forces exerted by constraints and attached discrete systems) appear as acting at subsystem interfaces.

Today, wired communications between nodes enable guaranteeing the constraint respect attached to determinism.

SFC has a mono-directional behavior such that it provides no constraint for the attached TOB under compression.

This may be due, in part, to having a tissue-like environment without the constraints of tightly packed or attached cells and we envisage that the scaffolds will help us determine the factors that govern the upper size limit of a plant cell, a subject of recent discussion [ 29].