Sentence examples for constraints of old from inspiring English sources

Some animals (Oikopleura) are clearly more derived than others (amphioxus), but have they had to invent new biology, or lose the constraints of old biology, in order to become so unusual?

Surrealism in particular attracted him, because its freedom from the constraints of old-style realism made possible a liberated vision that pointed his own socialist, republican convictions.

But Mr. Moss said he will miss some of the constraints of the old Winamp.

Nonetheless, he saw Darwin's naturalistic (i.e., nonmiraculous) approach as a valuable aid in his campaign to build an independent scientific elite unfettered by the constraints of the old order.

In the past few years, the definition of dance music has been smashed open, and no longer are we trapped by the constraints of its old definition of four-to-the-floor beats and uniform build-ups.

These wars (and other U.S. military interventions of the last decades) have provided vivid evidence that civilian officials have felt emboldened in wielding a military freed from the constraints of the old citizen army.

Freedom from the constraints of all the old definitions of what rabbis are and can do.

A veritable "vertigo of infinity," a plenitude of names and objects and dollars and pages that overwhelms, delights and subverts the constraints of the poor old novel.

Figure 4 shows the results of a series of optimizations in which the objective was to maximize the NPV of timber revenues given its initial stands distribution and current low price, subject to increasing constraints on the fraction of old growth maintained on the forestk.

It freed her from the constraints of good taste".

At the same time, the new cast of characters in Arab politics is theoretically more free of the constraints of history than the old.