Sentence examples for direct constraint from inspiring English sources

The most direct constraint for watermarking is "perceptual invisibility".

Insecure legal statuses impose a direct constraint on migrants' physical mobility.

These results provide the first direct constraint on the history of alluvial aggradation and incision events recorded by New River terrace deposits.

Yet most research does not consider the direct constraint on physical mobility faced by migrants without secure legal status or the effect that such reduction in mobility might have for non-mobile, long-distance activities.

The approach used is at least as effective as methods based on isotopic ratios but has the added advantage of providing direct constraint on a large suite of elements, and of being independent of changes in the isotopic composition of emissions.

The direct constraint reflects the need to at least "break even", and get back the payment including interest: 100 + x.

And the application of direct constraints on borrowers, in particular to sectors such as commercial and residential real estate.I'm not sure how easy it would be to impose such restraints (particularly the last) in a global capital market but I think he's heading in the right direction.

However, strong substantive theories that place direct constraints on the contents of the preferences permitted for autonomous agents are constitutively relational because, on strong substantive theories, external conditions are necessary conditions of autonomy (see §8).

If such a fracture system is a dominant mode of fluid transport, the Arima-type brine may put direct constraints on both the compositions and processes of slab fluid at depth.

The GPS Earth Observation Network GEONETT) (Miyazaki et al., 1997), which is operated by the Geospatial Information Authority (GSI) of Japan, consists of over 1200 stations within the Japanese islands, approximately 300 of which were located in Northern Honshu (Fig. 1) and provide direct constraints on the deformation leading up to, during, and following the 2011 Tohoku earthquake.

In this paper, we relax this condition, showing how DAC can be defined from a directed constraint graph.