Sentence examples for is constrained into from inspiring English sources
Moreover, as the triblock layer thickness is decreased, the triblock morphology is constrained into a preferential orientation.
The architecture of such systems, including biological systems, is constrained into a form called the recommendation architecture, with a primary separation between clustering and competition.
As the triblock layer thickness is decreased and the draw ratio is increased, the triblock morphology is constrained into a preferential orientation and higher long-range order is observed by transmission electron microscopy and small angle X-ray scattering.
The stratigraphic range of P. multiscissuratum is constrained into the Maastrichtian and its palaeogeography circumscribed to the central-eastern part of the Arabian plate (Qatar, Iraq and Zagros mountains in Iran).
Each sex is constrained into specific adaptations because of previously existing sex differences in the genome, physiology, and ecological niche.
Charles Frederick had to cede teritory west of the Rhine to Revolutionary France in the 1790s, however, and was constrained into an alliance with France in 1796.
Vessels travelling west along the coast would be constrained into a couple of further corridor sections.
Six brands of NiTi rotary instruments were constrained into a curved trench.
This unpredictability in load is due to accommodating requests coming from a group of users, without being constrained into a static planning of the infrastructural capacity.
To ensure that the real and the imaginary parts of ( {u}_n^l ) are constrained into ( left -sqrt{M},sqrt{M}right] ), moduleft -sqrt{M} ) operation ( mod _{2sqrt{M}}left(cdot right) ) is introduced.
The Cottonogenic diol derivatives are constrained into a chiral, gauche arrangement with the bulkier substituents adopt a pseudo-equatorial position pointing away from the remaining portion of the complex.
