Sentence examples for immediate constraints from inspiring English sources

The immediate constraints are in the realm of policy, not technology.

"Merkel felt that her hands were tied by very real and immediate constraints," Ms. Barysch said.

We believe a first objective could be, conclusion of an interim agreement that establishes on the one hand immediate constraints on space weapons & on the other begins the process of reductions in offensive nuclear arms.

It places no immediate constraints on categories that lack any such effects, which arguably include the mathematical and modal realms, and perhaps the moral realm.

For example, organism-environment interaction alone cannot account for anticipatory behavior, which involves internal factors beyond the immediate constraints of the environment to achieve or fulfill future needs, goals or conditions.

Since the data were collected in real time, rapid estimations of the deflation volume can be used as immediate constraints on the volume and scale of an eruption, which will aid hazard assessment and disaster response.

When weak demand is the immediate constraint on output, that is simply terrifying.

Mr. Bernanke told Congress last week that he recognized a theoretical limit on the amount of Treasuries that the Fed could own, but that he did not see it as an immediate constraint.

They may apply to a worm or bacteria, but we would do well to define intelligent behaviors in a manner that underpins the essence of intelligence as something that empowers organisms to go beyond their immediate environmental constraints and opportunities.

A limitation of these prior analyses is that they identify immediate operational constraints (micro-level factors) rather than getting to the root cause of the factors that influenced adoption of best-practices.

Essentially, DTL scenarios map each gene tree node to a unique species tree node in a consistent way that respects the immediate temporal constraints implied by the species tree and designate each gene tree node as representing a speciation, duplication or transfer event.