Sentence examples for constraints to make from inspiring English sources

One way round it is to feature young protagonists, such as Horowitz's Alex Rider or Higson's young Bond, who are not subject to the normal constraints – to make the crime thriller a sub-species of fantasy.

But policymakers hold the key to improving the system, and I think we have enough speakers with no institutional constraints to make sure that the discussion gets at the underlying issues in some depth.

They love to work within constraints  to make something happen.

Furthermore, labour agency can be restricted by institutional, cultural or regulatory constraints to make independent decisions (Fitzgerald, 2007; Holgate, 2005; Favell & Nebe, 2009; Fox, Morşoanu, & Szilassy, 2014).

Then, those views would go into subviews, the developers would add constraints so that they all look the same and then add even more constraints to make sure those views are all in positioned correctly.

It should be noted that the spike amplitudes differ between subjects, thus we relaxed the threshold constraints to make the method applicable also for "unseen" data and allow detection with high sensitivity.

The meeting will examine the most recent available data and trends and identify constraints to making these services even more widely available.

Markov random field (MRF) has been widely used to solve co-segmentation, which introduces a global constraint to make the foreground similar to each other.

One can see that with iGA, a better result is achieved (the mutation operator here does not respect connectivity constraint to make fb approach 0).

The von Mises failure criterion of optimum disk is used as an inequality constraint to make sure that the rotating disk does not fail.

Next, we extend the NEE optimization to the case with each users' rate constraint to make the EE transmission useful under the quality of service (QoS) constraints and reveal the tradeoff between NEE and NC.