Sentence examples for constraints emerging from inspiring English sources

The philosophy underlying an adaptive or context-reflective approach to groundwater problems emphasizes the development of responses based on the specific constraints emerging in a local situation.

It emphasizes adaptation in two ways: (i) adaptation of water management to the needs and opportunities present in local contexts; and (ii) adaptation of society to the constraints emerging from water-related limitations.

Within this context, we opted to not perform a washout phase, contrary to other studies [ 29, 30], because of constraints emerging from discontinuing insulin treatment for a period of two weeks and restarting it thereafter.

A sense of the weight of those constraints emerged in the brief speech Mr. Geithner gave at the White House news conference on Thursday, as Mr. Obama thanked him for his service.

Several types of constraints emerge which compel the management to consume resources, for instance financial resources, in order to respond to constraints.

The frequent sub-lattice ({mathcal L}{mathcal C}{mathcal G}), with respect to the frequent closed itemsets satisfying specified constraints, can be quickly extracted from ({mathcal L}{mathcal C}{mathcal G}) whenever constraints emerge or change.

Although research has also shown that the initial (and most important) barrier to adoption of biogas technology is lack of knowledge; other constraints emerged once that knowledge had been imparted.

Her suggestion concerns the 'contact zone' where Indigenous knowledge and the techno-scientific knowledge of the management software meets not being defined as one of interaction, but of 'intra-action' where there is ongoing entanglement; 'with each iteration of the design, new agencies in terms of possibilities and constraints emerge' (van der Velden 2010, p. 12).

In the regression analyses (see Table 6), social constraints emerged as the only unique predictor of the ABC-R total score, scheduling barriers, illness-related barriers, and knowledge barriers, with greater social constraints predicting greater barriers.

Subsequently, the availability of a role model who participated in the exercise classes herself and who could be a contact person if constraints emerged during enrollment seemed to contribute to actual participation after indicating interest.

In this work, we have attempted to use such a property to reconcile the existence of well-positioned 'key' nucleosomes with the lack of sequence conservation within them, by revealing a secondary type of constraint, emerging at the structural level.