Astronomical observations involve a sequence of stages, each of which may impose constraints on the type of information attainable.
Indeed, the DOJ has adopted its own binding regulations that impose constraints on its ability to obtain the phone records of journalists.
Jazzers Mangelsdoff and Cherry impose constraints on themselves – essentially, it's an improvisation on a part of You Dig It, a Terry Riley composition – and in the process, find liberation.
The Russian military warned the US against attempting to impose constraints on either the Russian or Syrian air force, implying it would shoot down any US coalition plane that attempted to do so.
At the same time he has opposed other international initiatives that might impose constraints on the US, including the international criminal court and treaties restricting landmines, biological weapons, nuclear weapons testing and the small arms trade.
The commission, the 15-nation European Union's executive agency, can block or impose constraints on mergers between companies with combined global sales of 5 billion euros ($4.2 billion), even if they are not based in Europe.
Libraries usually impose constraints on how clients should use them.
In practical regression problems, we often need to impose constraints on slopes.
Biological taxonomies seem to be culturally universal; and they are structured enough to impose constraints on possible theories (p. 28).
Recently passed legislations, including the USA Freedom Act, which expand privacy rights and impose constraints on surveillance practices, have taken some of the heat off tech companies.
The labels and their corresponding application operation are organised by an algebra, and the properties of this algebra will impose constraints on the applications operation.
