We address the question of how a firm's current location in the space of technological possibilities constrain its search for technological improvements.
These possibilities are constrained by the interaction between bodily capabilities and the referents.
We explore here the possibility of constraining the supernova location using matter oscillation patterns observed in a detector.
In doing so, however, medicine tipped the balance too far by ignoring the possibility of constraining patient autonomy.
As an example of this, we turn to the possibility of constraining options of what can be moved in ways that encourage learners to use different strategies.
Regional modeling can adjust to this by treating the noise regionally; it also offers the possibility of constraining the inverse problem depending on how well the regional model parameters are resolved (e.g., Lesur and Maus, 2006).
However, the studies of Ramachandran and Hubbard show what some of the possibilities are -- possibilities that are constrained only by the ingenuity of the experimenters.
Her point was that many activists who in the past would have gone into radical, non-sanctioned, community-based liberation organizations were now being brought into NGOs -- where they could make a decent salary and where their every move was framed by grant reporting -- long proposals, narrow goals, and constrained possibilities.
Given the islands' splendid beaches and scuba diving opportunities, tourism offers one possibility, but this is constrained by the lack of adequate infrastructure and the islands' remoteness.
Our main experiment was therefore complemented by a study in which we tested male tracking behaviour in one of the groups (E ecotype L. saxatilis) over a longer period of time (60 instead of 15 minutes) in order to remove the possibility that trial duration constrained our probability of detecting sex-biased male trailing.
In testing for this possibility, the analysis is constrained by the number of additional ROIs that could be added, owing to the modest sample size, and the number of potential sites, e.g. prefrontal cortex, retrosplenial cortex, and medial diencephalon, which could dilute any such effect (Aggleton, 2012).
