Like the "listening tour," it is a response to constraints that to any ordinary person would have been paralyzing.
"Worldwide weapons sales declined generally in 2010 in response to the constraints created by the tenuous state of the global economy," wrote Richard F. Grimmett, a specialist in international security at the Congressional Research Service and author of the study.
The design has been evolving ever since, in response to financial constraints and technical challenges: how to provide enough support for such a large structure without erasing the shape, for instance, or whether that support should come primarily from concrete or from steel, so that the two trades aren't competing to lead during construction.
Apps came about in response to technology constraints on the first iPhone.
Special attention was paid to identifying non-randomness in co-occurrence and morpho-ecological patterns and to describing community patterns in response to habitat constraints.
In the current paper we report, and empirically evaluate, a computational model of the strategies that people choose in response to these constraints.
After validating the model with the case of a UK eco-town, Monte Carlo analysis is used to assess how the minimum energy benchmark varies in response to planning constraints on high-density housing and car ownership.
The amount of ROS generated via photorespiration can increase in response to environmental constraints, including biotic and abiotic stresses.
The constraint-based modelling approach is based on the assumption that organisms have developed control structures to ensure optimal growth in response to environmental constraints [ 35].
This is consistent with the fact that the Ty1' Gag gene is known to have evolved in response to functional constraints [ 28].
Reproduction in L. inflata showed significant phenotypic plasticity of key reproductive traits diagnostic of semelparity in response to time constraints imposed by the manipulation of bolting date.
