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For example, the constraints of Ms. Henley's studies for her second graduate degree (this one in Shakespeare), the couple's individual jobs and raising their 3-year-old son have cut into their free time so they are no longer active in the society, which recreates life in the Middle Ages.

For another example, the constraint on the initial velocity of the block (velocity(b1) = 0) is explicitly described in Fig. 1a while it is not in Fig. 1c.

For example, because of the constraints of the lens, it is almost impossible to snap a really good close-up or a really good distance shot.

The normative aspect of his position here is that attempts (in the manner of some metaphysics, for example) to cut language free from the constraints of thought or vice versa lead to nonsense.

The best example is when, pushing uphill against the constraints of the day, Roosevelt's new deal of the 1930s turned orthodoxy on its head and pursued stimulus instead of austerity.

In either case, there are limitations to these capabilities; for example, the constraint and behaviour of a concrete domain needs to be interpreted with its own semantics within a reasoner, rather than expressed explicitly within the ontology.

Jakarta's expulsion of this correspondent and two Australian journalists assigned to report on the Reagan visit was only a highly publicized example of the constraints on freedom of expression under which Indonesians live.

Finally, the method is validated through examples which are discretized without the constraint of a periodic mesh.

Here we present an example of growing W-patterns when the constraint of relative flexibility is adopted.

As an example of the constraints, Japan's 600 ground troops deployed in Iraq until last year were unable to use force.

As shown in examples, the minimum weight problems under the constraint of structural reliability are solved for laminated composites.