Only pivotal articles are presented because of page constraints and reference number limits.
In addition to the speed and low cost of distribution, the ability to use digital rather than physical storage has meant that journals no longer must choose among meritorious manuscripts because of page constraints.
Such techniques are very challenging to design due to a combination of NAND Flash constraints (e.g., block-erase-before-page-rewrite constraint and limited number of erase cycles) and embedded system constraints (e.g., tiny RAM and resource consumption predictability).
Coupled with page limit constraints imposed by publishers, biologists are often in possession of much more knowledge than is directly relevant or possible to include in publications.
In "File-Sharing Students Fight Copyright Constraints" (Education page, Oct. 10), Students for Free Culture is portrayed as an organization that promotes the illegal consumption of music and movies free of cost.
This chapter discusses page layout and the constraints unique to Web site design that can cause usability problems.
Due to page budget and timing constraints, many good quality works have been turned away, and 15 papers have finally been selected after a careful and highly competitive review process.
Upon acceptance, articles will be made immediately available online with a fixed-article processing charge without constraints of page limitations or color page charges.
Bach's Goldberg Variations played in my head and on the page, showing me how structural constraint – limitations on freedom – might provoke artistic creativity, individuality, resonance.
Maynard Smith et al. (1985, page 266) defined a developmental constraint as "a bias on the production of variant phenotypes or a limitation on phenotypic variability caused by the structure, character, composition, or dynamics of the developmental system".
