Sentence examples for movement constraint from inspiring English sources

Similar patterns are evident in CA and the KT, where movement constraint is due to political landscapes fragmented into numerous competing polities.

Then, we further perform some MD simulations without the movement constraint of graphene in the y direction to better match the real experimental conditions.

Fig. 10 Friction force as a function of sliding distance at various normal loads (L) for the friction process without the movement constraint of graphene in the y direction.

We also studied the friction process of another two square graphene flakes with sizes of 2.0 nm (N = 160 atoms) and 10.0 nm (N = 3936 atoms) without the movement constraint of graphene in the y direction.

In order to better match the real experimental conditions, we further performed MD simulations of sliding friction without the movement constraint of graphene in the y direction, in which case the flake can rotate and move in the y direction.

In 13a, the sentence is likely to be ruled out by what a pre-Minimalist approach identifies as the Head Movement Constraint (Travis 1984)—the lexical verb fix moves into the sentence-initial complementizer position over an intervening auxiliary which is eligible for the raising and most importantly, closer to the landing site.

In that study, the movement constraints imposed by the obstacles differed from those imposed by the target.

These movement constraints made it so that players should not simply position the cloud to always be low in the sky because if the cloud were charged and low, it would strike the closest positively charged object.

Using a case-study involving a combination of topological, visibility, and movement constraints, we demonstrate the manner in which a parametric model may be constrained by the spatial aspects of conceptual design specifications and higher-level semantic design requirements.

On the other hand, the force feedback controller uses this trajectory for performing the instrument displacement by taking into account the holonomic movement constraints introduced by the fulcrum point.

We compare conservation rankings for connectivity of forest fragments in Garo Hills, India, where matrix resistance was quantified based on (a) distance among fragments, (b) habitat use, and (c) movement constraints for the arboreal western hoolock gibbon Hoolock hoolock.