Sentence examples for is closely constrained from inspiring English sources
The problem here is that, unlike inventing a new computer program, what these products do is closely constrained by fundamental laws of physics.
If viewers have the goal to understand and be entertained by a film, their mental models will likely be closely constrained by that activated knowledge (Graesser et al., 1994).
Constraining these processes impairs mitochondrial is closely linked to certain neurodegenerative diseases.
Today's spooks are supposedly more closely constrained.
Constrained by space, ensnared in the fabric of Whitechapel, the gallery has expanded by annexing a neighbour that is closely related to it, but slightly older.
The attempted use of human rights law to constrain battlefield actions by NATO allies is being closely watched by the Pentagon, partly for the potential effect on the 46-nation military alliance in Afghanistan.
If E. zonatum were closely related to LHI05, then it would be an acanthamoebid according to the maximum likelihood constrained tree (data not shown).
Patterns are disrupted; life is constrained.
This suggests that, at least in this case, genetic transfer among closely related strains is not constrained by relative complexity of regulation.
Recent niche modeling applications suggest that these 'numbers' rules are constrained closely by the suitability of the landscape being invaded for the species [20], although the absolute nature of these constraints has been debated [21], [22], [23].
