Sentence examples for made to constrain from inspiring English sources

Although attempts have been made to constrain urban growth around the city of Adelaide, recent workshops with key environmental management stakeholders suggest that urbanization continues within the Mt Lofty Ranges in areas that are both highly vulnerable to fire and of great importance for biodiversity conservation, such that planning is not reflecting the cultures of risk or biodiversity value.

Analysts debate how much control Iran is seeking there and how much effort it is currently making to constrain extremists.

The first is bounded rational choice, in which the available choices are made to appear constrained, either by controlling the available information, or the amount of resource available to make a decision.

Since we have proved that the abstract form of our CKE models is invariant by arbitrary multiple affine transformations of profiles data, we have made sure to constrain the distance of two expression levels profiles to be invariant by these types of affine transformations.

Attempts have been made to design conformationally constrained cyclic analogs containing the message sequence to improve the activity.

We're made to think pressure constrains our efforts, exhausts us and drains our energies through the endless need to fend off this invisible and formless power.

The mechanism of output constraints satisfaction uses output prediction and makes possible to constrain the output values many sampling instants ahead.

Control was central to this performance, though with enough flexibility that the music was never made to seem rigid or constrained.

Maximum possible cell density predictions are also made subject to constraining the systems to have maximal possible internal interface and to have well formed bubbles (no deviation from bulk conditions on the interior of the bubble).

However, no direct measurements of SO2 fluxes exist for these events making it difficult to constrain likely fluxes in a future eruption.

The time of diapiric emplacement is post-Eocene, but the lack of younger rocks in contact with the body makes it difficult to constrain the emplacement age more closely.