Sentence examples for interesting constraints from inspiring English sources

The result puts interesting constraints on Standard Model extensions.

The composition of the ejecta might even give interesting constraints about the internal structure of the neutron star.

This semantics validates respective versions of congruence ($\mathord{\vdash A \leftrightarrow B} \slashrel \mathord{\vdash \osim A \leftrightarrow \osim B}$ and $\mathord{\vdash A \leftrightarrow B} \slashrel \mathord{\vdash \neg A \leftrightarrow \neg B}$), but it does not yet impose any interesting constraints on negation.

The reviewers agreed that the experimental data are sound and that they impose interesting constraints on the mechanism of polymerization.

One interesting constraint for these newest contestants will be the short burst of microgravity that flight in the ZERO-G 727 provides, as opposed to the continuous weightlessness that, say, orbital flight can achieve.

And it also is an interesting constraint because it means that in a lot of the other scenes, you have one or two science fictional elements, but you're using primarily a real-world location or set, rather than a created world.

If specifications and models are not executable, then analysis must be based on static methods usually informal that will allow us to analyze the specifications and derive interesting properties or constraints of the resulting systems.

Another interesting potential embryonic constraint is the fact that osteoblasts have two evolutionary and developmental origins within vertebrates.

Often, magazine arts listings exclude much of what makes an artist or event interesting and appealing: space constraints necessitate brevity and selectivity.

— John Donohue Often, magazine arts listings exclude much of what makes an artist or event interesting and appealing: space constraints necessitate brevity and selectivity.

By John Donohue August 12, 2008 Often, magazine arts listings exclude much of what makes an artist or event interesting and appealing: space constraints necessitate brevity and selectivity.