Sentence examples for prescriptive constraints from inspiring English sources

Against a background of necessary prescriptive opportunities or, alternatively, of existing prescriptive constraints, ILTIAD facilitates on the one hand a systematic approach to the design of a functionally ideal type or (remedially) improved action situations, at any relevant level.

Based on these insights a nonlinear pedagogy is proposed in which the role of coaches or trainers alters from a more traditional, prescriptive stance to the mode of manipulating key interacting task constraints including information, space and equipment to facilitate learning.

CP's constraint-oriented approach to problem solving poses a prescriptive modelling task very similar to that of OR.

In prescriptive fire protection designs of buildings, exit location is generally designed with the constraint of the maximum travel distance.

Many of these constraints are met by ethical egoism — the formal constraints, for example, that moral claims must be prescriptive and universalizable.

The game quiz applies certain game elements, like score, time constraints, competition, collaboration, to mention few, and aims on encouraging students to interact with the artifacts in a more prescriptive manner.

Those shows are prescriptive.

They're not prescriptive.

They're too prescriptive.

They are prescriptive.

This story isn't prescriptive.