Sentence examples for idea of constraining from inspiring English sources

"But in practice, the promoters of the missile defense want a large one, and they don't like the idea of constraining it".

But in the interim - writer beware!" Well, I'm with him all the way on his mission to ensure people get a fair trial - but the idea of constraining what can and cannot be reported in parliament is altogether a different affair.

In the present paper we sharpen the upper bound of a Grüss-type covariance inequality by incorporating a notion of quadrant dependence between random variables and also utilizing the idea of constraining the means of the random variables.

Motivated by an open problem posed by Zitikis [6] concerning Grüss's bound in the context of dependent random variables, in the present paper we offer a tighter Grüss-type bound for the covariance of two transformed random variables by incorporating a notion of quadrant dependence and also utilizing the idea of constraining the means of the random variables.

Two algorithms for Pareto-optimal design are proposed, both based on the idea of constraining the actual evaluation of M E K, see (1), to points in the Pareto front of the surrogate criteria.

Which brings me to health care, and one of the most promising ideas for constraining rising costs: Get politics out of the decision making about how much to pay and what to pay for.

A conservative interpolation scheme following the idea of the constrained interpolation profile (CIP) method is proposed for the prolongation operation of the newly created mesh.

The proposed approach, which has been suggested by Fedorov's idea of directly constrained design measures, consists in imposing constraints on the sensor density in a given spatial domain.

The idea of breaking constrained optimization problem into smaller problems was extended by Joachims [46].

While the discussion in "Theory and Practice" of a social contract as an idea of reason constrains the sovereign in promulgating laws, it does not explain why the state is necessary in the first place.

The blend of family frenzy and personal ambition, of boundless ideas and constraining circumstances as well as the subjection to racial discrimination and prejudice that Street endures sets the movie sharply within Lewis's mighty and yet-unassimilated tradition.