Sentence examples for constraints of our from inspiring English sources

"We've addressed the broadest accessibility issues within the constraints of our publishing tool and other necessary resources," Mr. Dorogoff said.

Justice Harry Blackmun wrote that even if he had not recently "reached the conclusion that the death penalty cannot be imposed fairly within the constraints of our Constitution...

Assisting a patient who faces certain death and who is plagued with constant pain is not an easy job for a physician, given the constraints of our laws.

There is ever more pressure on our mixed-use railway, where inter-city trains share tracks with commuter and freight services – and as more trains run, the constraints of our Victorian railways start to show.

Dehaene also endorses the Chomskyan view that reading is highly constrained — that "new cultural inventions can only be acquired insofar as they fit the constraints of our brain architecture" — but it's not so clear that he really believes it himself.

I invited one comment contributor, John Lemons, an emeritus professor of biology and environmental sciences at the University of New England, to weigh in with more depth (given the constraints of our comment system).

When my friends and I were in our twenties in the 1950s, we read two writers — Colette and Mary McCarthy — as others read the Bible: to learn better who we were and how, given the constraint of our condition, we were to live.

The main constraint of our experiment is simplifications in the model.

This linear increment mode is the input constraint of our Laplace mixed-domain inversion.

Given the real-time acquisition constraint of our application regarding the amount of data that has to be processed, a simple and efficient approach was required.

Therefore, the second set of constraints of the robust design problem (P1) in [10, 11] has the similar meaning with the PU outage probability constraint of our problem (P1).