Sentence examples for governing constraint from inspiring English sources

But it's fair to say finding, attracting, and retaining great people is the primary governing constraint on the early stage venture creation business model.

All well-defined signal timings variables in the phase-based approach as well as the lane marking and lane flow variables in the lane-based approach together with their governing constraints are all preserved in the new formulation for the reserve capacity optimisation of isolated signal-controlled junctions.

This work presents a thorough analysis of this problem and the derivation of the governing constraints as well as the formulation of both optimal and sub-optimal solutions.

A direct time-integration scheme is employed for the numerical solution of the equations of rigid body dynamics governing the constraint due to the surrounding membrane motion of the embedded inclusions.

Identifying the biological determinants governing the constraint between the transmission/virulence trade-off in turn requires an appreciation of the host-pathogen system in question.

The solutions this analysis provides are based on the successive imposition of governing physicochemical constraints on genome-scale reconstructions.

The simulations are tricky because they are not animated but governed by constraints and you can get everything right and then change one of constraints and have it look completely different.

Very low dN/dS ratios are characteristic for all genes across all lineages, consistent with strong selective constraint governing mitogenome evolution.

Supporters of the president are expected to win a majority of the posts, but polls indicate that Mr. Chavez may fall short of the two-thirds majority he needs in the National Assembly in order to govern without constraints.

Using this model system, we showed that there are motifs in kinetic parameters and that these motifs are governed by constraints of the specified system dynamics.

On the basis of the data presented here, we find that the amino acid composition of the RBS of various avian-adapted HA subtypes would critically govern structural constraints imposed on diverse and distinct sets of glycans expressed in different tissues, consistent with the ability of viruses from H5, H7, and H9 subtypes to infect distinct tissue types.