Sentence examples for has a constrained from inspiring English sources

"It's way too reductive to just think publishing has a constrained future," he said.

Mrs. Stowe's, filled with bad reproductions of famous paintings as well as her own tedious flower paintings, has a constrained and pious air.

One recent beta-hairpin design has a constrained twist too great for accommodation into a larger beta-sheet, whereas some beta-sheet edges are protected by the bend and reverse twist produced by an Lbeta glycine.

(II) (L ( x ) =y) has a constrained extremal solution with respect to S if and only if L bigl(A^ ( z ) bigr -yin R ( T ) dotplus F_{Y}^{-1} bigr -yin T ) ^{bot} bigR).

In particular, if (R ( T ) ) is closed in Y, then (L ( x ) =y) always has a constrained extremal solution with respect to S. (III) Assume that (3.12) and that (N ( T ) =N ( A ) cap N ( L ) ) is closed in X.

It certainly seems like the zero bound has a constraining effect on monetary policy, if not in theory than at least in the minds of central bankers.

Regarding social mobility effects, the study by Houle (2011) is consistent with the literature which demonstrates that mobile individuals tend to have health outcomes between their social class of origin and destination, so social mobility has a constraining effect on health inequalities [ 11, 43- 45].

In scaling back her sound for the Wolf's softer phases, her voice sometimes had a constrained, nasal, shaky quality.

Eight patients had a constrained condylar knee design, 8 a posterior stabilized design, and 1 a hinged design.

This situation is not unique to New York and London indeed, most cities similarly have a constrained capacity to act, limited by state or national laws or rules specifically designed to rein in the energy policymaking powers of local authorities.

For maximizing the lower bound and re-estimating the parameters, we have a constrained optimization problem because all parameters indicate probability distributions.