Sentence examples for forms of constraint from inspiring English sources

One of the most common forms of constraint involves the function of anatomical traits that differ in size.

Although few survive intact, dungeons were a fixture of 19th-century prisons, said Norman Johnston, a professor emeritus at Arcadia University in Pennsylvania and the author of "Forms of Constraint: A History of Prison Architecture" (University of Illinois Press, 2000).

This provides synchronous phenotypes of males and females at each node in the phylogeny, which we modified by one of three forms of constraint (Table 1, steps 2 and 3).

While injury rates are often defined as the number of injuries per 1000 hours of activity, no studies have compared the injury rates of Paralympic athletes under different forms of constraint.

The three forms of constraint that we simulated all avoid reversed sexual dichromatism by preventing male scores being lower than females' (or, equivalently, preventing female scores being higher than males'; Table 1, step 2), and generate correlated evolution between the sexes by approaching the male and female conspecific scores in each lineage (Table 1, step 3).

It is independent to a certain extent of the choice of the simulation model, and is designed to handle several forms of constraints.

Second, experimental data and mathematical analysis can often provide other forms of constraints on the underlying parameters (e.g., through directly measuring rate or equilibrium constants, by determining Haldane relationships between enzymatic parameters, etc).

My mum distrusts any form of constraint or rules.

A speech draft, to Trump, is like any other form of constraint, something to be resented and resisted.

Since, more than Pestalozzi, he assumed the certainty of a spontaneous development of powers and faculties, he urged that any form of constraint was to be avoided.

The best outcome for the United States, and I believe for the Syrian people, would be a negotiated settlement in which President Bashar al-Assad or his government remains in power but with some form of constraint.