Sentence examples for constraints for future from inspiring English sources

Organizational developments in new technological fields are therefore important in that the methods and principles explored by these new organizations constitute the constraints for future exploitation and development of the field.

Though this transition has triggered urban growth by levering manufacturing and real estate capital, it has also introduced constraints for future urban development by generating inter-regional tensions and making further reforms politically difficult.

Hideo Sasaki's architectural firm Sasaki Associates, Inc. found in the February 2010 master plan that the campus's seismic risk, uneven terrain, lack of parking spaces, small classrooms, and pedestrian-unfriendly roads are major constraints for future campus development.

Mapping the capabilities of the motor system to adapt in face of various visuo-motor and force perturbations provides useful constraints for future theories of motor learning.

These results provide valuable information and constraints for future models of cortical networks.

In this work we focus on the effect of white noise on contact map reconstruction with the specific aim of setting some constraints for future developments.

Mr McColl added: "The significance of these constraints for the future of our domestic industry and the associated jobs suggests to me that we require the levers of full economic control.

This approach was applied to explicitly identify constraints and opportunities for future land conservation and development in Changsha City, China.

Understanding such feedback loops of P availability in soils and sediments on the biogeochemical cycles of carbon and nitrogen, including stoichiometric constraints, is vital for future food security, ecosystem services, environmental protection and biodiversity.

Future studies are necessary to corroborate these findings, yet we believe that the current results and interpretations will provide valuable constraints and hypotheses for future research.

The activation energy for dislocation propagation within the ductile precipitates may be lower than for shear transformation zone nucleation in the matrix therefore, providing a constraint for the future design of tough glass matrix composites.