Sentence examples for constraints narrow from inspiring English sources

Economic constraints narrow professionals' horizons, thinks Gomersall, "because there isn't the same incentive to get out.

These constraints narrowed down the 81 possible candidates to 29 structures that contain direct/indirect positive feedback by ERK to B-Raf (nos. 1 10), Raf-1 (nos. 11 20), and both B-Raf and Raf-1 (nos. 21 29) (Figure 3).

For minimizing the objective function which subjects to a group of constraints, the narrow decision variables are selected.

Hence, one has to put additional constraints to narrow down the class of phylogenetic networks.

Mining algorithms often employ constraints to narrow down the search space in order to increase efficiency.

The paper also introduces a new class of walk-level constraints for narrowing the set of matches.

The cichlid constraints considerably narrowed the 95% credibility interval to 176 (163–191) MYA (Table 3), and also increased the precision of time estimates for other nodes.

Besides, we use the small complex SASA constraint to narrow down the scope of biclique patterns, so that the biclique patterns have a good correspondence to hot spots, and have the best spirit of the 'double water exclusion' hypothesis.

Unlike the women's Olympic tournament, which has no age restrictions and will have (at least in part) the feel of another World Cup, the men's tournament is primarily limited to players under the age of 23 — a constraint that narrows the scope of the event as well as its effect.

We must then impose some further constraint that narrows the field to a smaller family in which there is an assignment of maximum entropy.[3] This constraint has to be imposed from outside as background knowledge, but there is no general theory of which external constraint should be applied when.

Until 2011 the Tunisian media operated under narrow constraints.