Sentence examples for focused on constraining from inspiring English sources

The entire industry is now focused on constraining capacity and raising fares.

My past research has focused on constraining and modelling the impacts of mantle convection on surface elevations and landscape evolution.

Diana's Master's thesis focused on constraining the period and eccentricity distributions of long period exoplanets using radial velocity measurements.

However, with current observational networks focused on constraining natural CO2 fluxes, uncertainties in existing inverse modeling systems were quoted as being too large (>100%) to constrain continental or nation level FFCO2 emissions [ Pacala et al., 2010].

However, these sanctions, and more imposed in 2007 and 2008, focused primarily on constraining Iran's nuclear industry and did little damage to Iran's broader economy — partly because Russia and China worked to water down the provisions.

Interviews focused on the enabling and constraining push and pull factors (Table  1) and whether the exchange agents were able to make these factors compatible with institutional accountabilities or to get compromises accepted.

On the other hand, much attention has been focused on the potentials and constrains of using water hyacinth for a variety of applications since it has a lignocellulosic composition of 48% hemicelluloses, 18% cellulose, and 3.5% lignin [8],[9].

We focus on Parallel Constrained Delaunay Mesh (PCDM) generation.

Jay Bhattacharya, MD, PhD, is a professor of medicine and an economist who focuses on the constrains that vulnerable populations face in making decisions that affect their health status, as well as the effects of government policies and programs designed to benefit vulnerable populations.

Across groups of stakeholders, the lowest weights on economic criteria were observed from the responses of health professionals, which reveal their wish to help patients without focusing on economic constrains [ 49- 51].

Beginning with the launch of human factors engineering in 1945, but actually with intellectual roots that go back to at least the school of Scientific Management, the design of human-machine systems (HMS) has been focused on overcoming human limitations and constraining human performance variability.