This expresses a set of constraints on how to use English to communicate the idea of a particular kind of scenario.
"To remedy this, we were offered a meagre package of slots with a number of constraints on how to use them and we decided to lease a few planes on a short-term basis to give it our best shot.
But despite this, there has been a constraint in the country in terms of how to meet demand, with only three physical shopping malls dedicated to luxury items in the whole of the country.
Something is actively perturbing this atmosphere.'" He added that evolution has a converging quality: when dealing with the physical constraints of life — how to move nutrients from one part of an organism to the other, for example — life on Earth has evolved the same kind of solutions several times over.
Her semi-autobiographical novel, The Golden Notebook, limned what life would be like if only women could step outside the girdle of society's constraints of how we ought to behave.
Tulloch et al [ 9] use case-study analysis to explore the enablers and constraints of how research is translated into policy and practice in the cases of male circumcision in South Africa and Tanzania; gender based violence, and maternal syphilis screening in Ghana.
In other words, how to tackle the relationship between the left and the right hand sides of the interval inequality constraints and how to search the optimal values for the interval objective functions are two important issues.
An archetype in openEHR and ISO 13606 contains metadata and a set of terms, rules, and constraints describing how to use the RM building blocks to create a clinically relevant data structure.
"Some of the constraint is we know how to do it, but we need to collect additional data that we don't currently have.
Thompson appealed to differential rates of growth and the constraints of geometrical relationships to explain how organismal morphology originates.
If (tau =0), the regulatory constraint does not even enter the decision of how much to lend.
