Sentence examples for is constrained by its from inspiring English sources
This becomes complex, since the hummingbird is constrained by its skeleton and how it can maneuver is unknown.
It will be the 12th edition of Frieze and while it will not be any bigger – its size is constrained by its home in Regent's Park – it might be quieter, with organisers starting the fair a day earlier and reducing ticket sales to avoid overcrowding.
Housed mainly in a block dating from 1941 and set in the heart of Bloomsbury's university district, the school has a wonderfully intimate feel to it – but is constrained by its site as well.
Data modeling methods have reached sufficient maturity, and data quality is constrained by its availability on a case-by-case basis, so increasingly it is the choice of data representation that is the crucial arbiter of success.
The Met is constrained by its footprint in Central Park.
This state, in which airflow is constrained by its own rotation, is known as the dynamic pipe effect.
Thomas Insel, the head of America's National Institute of Mental Health, has publicly encouraged scientists not to be constrained by its approach, lest it prevent them finding diagnoses and treatments.
And it has historically been constrained by its reputation as the kind of place where congressmen stash cash in their freezers and insurance commissioners are sometimes hauled off to jail.
Nick Schifrin, London correspondent for ABC news, suggested in the Foreign Policy article that both candidates had an interest in not talking about the European debt crisis and that the U.S. was constrained by its own economic problems from doing much about it.
It's a movie that's constrained by its guiding idea: the importance of the fact that there is an Israeli army, and the impossibility of accepting the existence of Israel without embracing its military force as a bastion against the constant threat of destruction, of imminent catastrophe.
