Sentence examples for constraints on the possibility of from inspiring English sources
A technical feasibility assessment of the method was carried out, based on pilot plant operation results, highlighting some constraints on the possibility of operating at very large scale, due to the high amount of required residues.
She suggests that we examine social and historical constraints on the possibility of "freedom", since such freedom cannot exist in oppressive conditions such as slavery where prohibitive social as well as physical barriers exist.
Using test results from additional interval divisions (>30) in the add-in was also investigated but turned out to impose severe constraints on the possibility to test the statistical meaningfulness of very long time series (containing >40,000 data).
Nevertheless, because the COSMIC template model is less expressive in comparison to the openEHR archetype model in the areas of data value constraints, spatial structural constraints and terminology related constraints, the possibility of successful round-trip conversion depends on whether the subject of conversion falls in the shared subset of supported constraints from the two formalisms.
Severe resource constraints further limit the possibility of multiple routing protocols to be implemented.
The constraints imposed by the possibility of time travel have a quite different origin and are implausible.
The branch-site analysis was used to gain information on the possibility of different evolutionary constraints in different lineages.
However, the existence and exact nature of this constraint, and the possibility of a corresponding modified second law, remains open to debate and depends in a large measure on the approach taken to understanding statistical mechanics.
Using the part geometry and parametric punch shape models, we automatically generated constraints on tool parameters that eliminate the possibility of part-tool interference.
But states — which cannot, like the federal government, print money — have unique fiscal constraints that limit the possibilities of universal programs.
