Sentence examples for constraints yet from inspiring English sources
The new cluster results, combined with other measurements of supernovas and of cosmic microwaves left over from the Big Bang, provide the tightest constraints yet on dark energy, Dr. Vikhlinin said.
It must cease to be a luxury and become a practical device!" Cars, Ladd astutely points out, were politically unsettling: "The automotive metropolis offered liberation from old constraints, yet the car's defenders were increasingly those who called themselves conservatives.
Bucking Constraints Yet the project that established him as a major architectural force was essentially a playground for the nouveaux riches in a wealthy suburb on the outskirts of Belo Horizonte, an industrial city.
In both the rich and the emerging world, technology is creating opportunities for those previously held back by financial or geographical constraints, yet new work for those with modest skill levels is scarce compared with the bonanza created by earlier technological revolutions.All this is sorely testing governments, beset by new demands for intervention, regulation and support.
Silicon Valley investors don't have dire funding constraints, yet I'll be the first to admit that we need to leave the Bay more to truly understand the problems affecting rural America.
On a contextual level, cultures of curiosity to explore discontinuity should be established that are free of political and institutional constraints, yet in close contact with the policy arena.
He was intensely and naively selfish, unconventional in behaviour, and impatient of all constraint; yet he charmed countless friends perhaps by a naturalness of manner and a sincerity in social relationships that were rare in his age and made apparently only one enemy (a fellow academician, Antoine Furetière).
Their latest calculation, based on the oldest light that telescopes can detect, is 14.0 billion years with an uncertainty of just 500 million years--the tightest age constraint yet, and slightly older than the going estimate of around 13 billion years.
In the case of (K = mathrm {O}_N) we are confronted with the fact that the weight (gamma = lambda - mathrm {i} N psi _n) satisfies the weight constraints and yet gives (E ell,gamma ) = 0) for all (ell ).
The model in Eq. (1) is called a full model because it is fully parameterized to the extent that no constraints have yet been placed on its parameters.
During adaptive evolution, phenotype and genotype dynamically changes; however, the relationship between these changes and associated constraints is yet to be fully elucidated.
