Sentence examples for environmentally constrained from inspiring English sources

Major areas include power system planning and operation, environmentally constrained economic dispatch, state estimation and optimized power flow [20].

Besides thermodynamic advantages related to the shift of reforming equilibrium, SER technology features an intrinsic CO2 capture that can be of interest in environmentally constrained economies.

With this approach, units within the loess, previously ascribed to Heinrich events, can be seen to have a particular particle size distribution signature, thus allowing them to be stratigraphically and environmentally constrained.

Instrumentation has been utilised to provide real-time feedback for manipulation, however the methods used are often costly, environmentally constrained or utilise a mannequin [ 16].

In contrast to previous reports of apparently random motility of sporozoites in the dermis, which was suggested to be only environmentally constrained (Amino et al., 2006; Hellmann et al., 2011), our data show that distribution of displacements of migrating sporozoites is not Gaussian, which would be expected if sporozoites migrated in a pattern similar to a Brownian walk.

And there is hope that the international community can help constrain environmentally damaging practices in Africa.

The mayor's aviation adviser, Daniel Moylan, said the Heathrow option was too constrained and too environmentally damaging for extra growth.

Lime Stabilization technique has proven to be a simple, safe, cost effective, easily available and environmentally protective alternative model for waste treatment especially in resource constrained settings.

The sports apparel and footwear maker has implemented a program to reduce production waste by 17% and increase use of environmentally preferred materials by 20% by 2020, believing that many resources in its supply chain will be constrained in the future.

Customers were constrained.

"Governments are politically constrained".