Sentence examples for constraints embodied from inspiring English sources

We propose that there are selective constraints embodied in the process and maintenance of endosymbiosis that could mitigate the effects of Muller's ratchet in late-stage or well-established endosymbionts.

This separation of units of retrieval and context is extremely useful for PathText to specify constraints embodied by the neighboring parts of a pathway network.

Instead, it develops a new theoretical framework that sees reasoned justification as a constraint embodied not in doctrine or politics, but in the way that law and political control structure the organizational characteristics and social interactions of agencies.

Constraints by embodied principles/laws are called the "physical phenomenon constraints (PPCs)." In making a model, various modeling assumptions are set for selecting appropriate principles/laws.

It has become a truism to celebrate the freedom that the internet offers because it looses you from the constraints of embodied existence: "On the internet, nobody knows you're a dog".

Institutionalized cultural capital overcomes the biological constraint of embodied cultural capital through replication.

The computational model also embodied constraints drawn from the neuroscience and engineering literature.

In previous work we have developed a model of design which can be summarized as structural decomposition plus constraint propagation, and embodied it in VEXED, a system for circuit design.

The presence of holes of given shape in any prescribed position and other technological constraints can be easily embodied in the optimization procedure.

The dominant relation between individuals is compared with the constraint Pareto dominance to embody the constraints without external parameters.

Since embodied physical phenomenon constraints are valid under some modeling assumptions, applicable conditions of principles/laws can be described with a set of modeling assumptions.