"controlled and constrained" is a valid part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to describe how something is limited, regulated, or restricted. For example, "The government's spending was controlled and constrained by tight budgeting requirements."
Being a watchman in but not of this emerging Open Science power/knowledge-space would necessitate the prophet's unfailing repeated efforts to remind his peoples that God cannot be controlled and constrained by any human will and purpose.
Taking a communications networking survivability case study, we show how the operation of decentralized algorithms, inspired by the operation of biological systems, can be controlled and constrained through the deployment of management policies authored by network administrators.
In other words, institutions determine directly how firms formulate and implement strategy because both formal and informal institutions have capacities to control and constrain managerial behavior.
Slowly but surely the freedoms that initially drew us into these glittering social spaces are being withdrawn, as barred gates drop into place — limiting our usage options, and controlling and constraining the social content we see.
In other words, institutions determine directly how firms formulate and implement strategy because both formal and informal institutions have capacities to control and constrain firm's resource endowment and consequently influence managerial behavior.
As a result some historians have seen this period as characterised by increasing concern with women and attempts to control and constrain them.
In our attempts to control and constrain our experimental design, our bilingual participants performed a very un-naturalistic task.
And when we do see body hair in magazines or movies, it's always controlled and coiffed and constrained to the chest and stomach.
56 As argued here, the response of a decentralized complex network can be largely controlled and optimized by constraining its structure and/or dynamics or, more generally, the resources available in the system.
In many river systems, process form dynamics are further complicated by engineering interventions which add additional extrinsic controls and constrain the range of intrinsic dynamics.
This paper presents the economic MPC optimization index whose intended use is to provide a procedure to compare different designs for a given process, assessing how well they can be controlled and optimised by a zone constrained MPC.
