Sentence examples for constraints of having from inspiring English sources
"When you write, you don't have the social constraints of having people in front of you, so you talk about abstract matters".
Initially the characters were drawn from real life, Mr. Jarecki said, but the actors decided they did not want the constraints of having to impersonate real people.
Given the constraints of having a big orchestra plopped onstage, you can't really achieve the whippet-at-a-run pacing that would keep the more languorous passages from seeming overextended.
Julia Raeside What we said: "Freed from the constraints of having to tell the historical truth, Yonderland is a big-hearted and very daft romp featuring a harassed multitasking mother, a sardonic elf and a curmudgeonly talking stick.
Freed from the constraints of having to tell the historical truth, Yonderland is a big-hearted and very daft romp featuring a harassed multitasking mother, a sardonic elf and a curmudgeonly talking stick.
Artists will be paid from a subscription pool based on "pro rata, per second" usage.Free from the constraints of having to manufacture and distribute plastic discs, any musician with a laptop can release whatever, whenever.
Mr. Bush, like Mr. Clinton, has the constraint of having been in office for four years, and many of his ideas are well-known to Americans.
Variable Angle Tow (VAT) composites remove the constraint of having straight fibers, typical of traditional composite structures.
Moreover, in some cases the structural constraint of having a diagonal Lyapunov function in linear matrix inequalities (LMIs) is removed.
The type of applications is however limited by the relatively fast decay time of the hyperpolarized spin state together with the constraint of having to polarize the 13C spins in a dedicated apparatus nearby but separated from the MRI magnet.
BitTorrent Live uses the same strategy, but with the added constraint of having to distribute data that must reach users at just the right time to keep the live stream working.
