Sentence examples for overcome the constraints of from inspiring English sources
Open-innovation models are adopted to overcome the constraints of corporate hierarchies.
A defeated Germany, on the other hand, had to overcome the constraints of the Treaty of Versailles (forbidding Germany warplanes, tanks, submarines, or heavy guns, and outlawing its general-officer staff) to build Hitler's Wehrmacht.
Nevertheless, the Australian government encouraged Woodside in its efforts to overcome the constraints of the American sanctions law that sought to limit worldwide investment in Libya, the executives said.
PIRET can efficiently harvest visible and near-infrared sunlight with energy below the semiconductor band edge to help overcome the constraints of band-edge energetics for single semiconductors in photoelectrochemical cells, photocatalysts and photovoltaics.
The ability to overcome the constraints of binding site symmetry in Flp recombination has important implications in the targeted manipulations of genomes.
We argue that industrial land restructuring requires a pragmatic partnership of the local state with the occupiers and market players, and its flexible decision-making to overcome the constraints of regulatory institutions.
On the other, the e-Learning has emerged as an additional medium for imparting education in many disciplines to overcome the constraint of physical capacity associated with the traditional classroom methods.
[6], is adopted to overcome the constraint of limited DMUs and is a benefit to detect the tendency of DMUs over long period with large inputs and outputs.
24 To improve physicians' adherence to the guidelines, we proposed to overcome the constraint of consultation time, the main obstacle to effective patient-provider communication.
Such an open architecture can overcome the constraint of the threshold model that only specific worker distributions over tasks are feasible.
Johanna overcame the constraints of her keyboard duties with much frenzied mane-tossing, but it was her younger sister who was really in control of proceedings.
