There are many people who do what he does, and by and large they offer constraints.
Observations of galactic mergers offer constraints on the drag forces incurred by dark matter.
In certain cases, geological and petrological evidence for explosions offer constraints on this condition (e.g., Stix et al., 1997; Robertson et al., 1998; Adams et al., 2006).
Still, each of Earth's harshest spots offers special constraints.
The FNK PS type is 20 mm at the height of the post and 16.8 mm at jumping distance, which offers higher constraints between post-cam mechanisms than other regular PS prostheses and allows the range of ± 2° for varus-valgus constraint, ± 2° at extension position, and ± 5° at flexion position for internal-external rotation constraint.
We propose that the variation pattern of ΣM0 may offer spatial constraints for seismic hazard assessment in the future.
The evidence presented in this paper suggests that the environment of South-east Arabia offered different constraints and opportunities for early human occupation and subsistence.
ROCs are an essential tool for distinguishing memory-based processes from decisional aspects of a response; simulations of different possible identification tasks and response strategies show that they offer important constraints on theory development.
The new depth migrated lines, which offer better constraints on the 3D geometry of the structural closure, show that this structure extends to the northeast of the Dumre-7 well.
The continuous and long-term data of tsunami deposits at Koyadori offer important constraints on the timing and frequency of near-field earthquakes (e.g., megathrust, outer-rise, and tsunami earthquakes) around the Japan Trench.
Two models were used for the evaluation of the seismic behavior of the selected typology, given different soil conditions and seismic hazard zones, as follows: (1) one without sacrificial shear keys, which has no transverse displacement restriction and (2) other with non-linear shear keys, which offers transverse constraint to displacement up to a maximum deformation of the sacrificial shear key.
