Formal organization, component of an organization's social structure designed to guide and constrain the behaviour of the organization's members.
Moreover, formal organization is not simply a collection of rules, procedures, and routines the concept derives its meaning from how each of these elements is used to guide and constrain the behaviour of the organization's members.
We review these studies and how this kinetic result can guide and constrain HA fusion models.
And how can one explain that our agency is to a significant extent motivated, guided, and constrained by our long-terms plans and commitments?
But according to Whittington, the US Constitution also serves to guide and constrain political actors in the process of making public policy.
SRL is guided and constrained both by personal characteristics of the learner and by contextual features of the environment (Pintrich, 2000).
Properties of the metabolic network representation can be used to guide and constrain the search problem and rank the resulting pathways.
Nevertheless, Feigl's (and Smart's) account "helped set basic parameters and constraints for the debates that were to come a set of broadly physicalist assumptions and aspirations that still guide and constrain our thinking today" (ibid., p. 2) Besides these contributions to the theoretical discourse, Feigl played an important role at the institutional level.
Instead of making virtue and good character subordinate to the requirements of reason, as we saw in the natural law theorists and in Kant, Hume appears to give virtue and good character room to guide and constrain the deliberations of agents so as to affect what they determine to be best to do.
Pintrich (2000) stated that self-regulated learners are individuals who "set goals for their learning, and then attempt to monitor, regulate, and control their cognition, motivation, and behavior, guided and constrained by their goals and the contextual features of the environment" (p. 453).
