Sentence examples for proposing to constrain from inspiring English sources

When our government equates journalism with espionage, propagandists smirk: Even in America.... Thus Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain, who is trying to salvage a career fueled in part by Murdoch's support, has given comfort to tyrants everywhere by proposing to constrain a press that is already hemmed in by draconian libel laws and an official secrets act.

In this paper, an appropriate clock model is proposed to constrain the satellite clock estimates in order to improve the accuracy of satellite orbits.

A four-point combined DE/FE algorithm is proposed to constrain the rotation of a discrete element about its linked point and analyze the cracks propagation of laminated glass.

In this paper, a machining-feature requirement-driven workpiece-holding scheme is proposed to constrain the degrees of freedom (DOFs) of the workpiece according to the various machining features.

In stent deployment simulation, different boundary conditions have been proposed to constrain the rigid body motion of artery.

In order to estimate the reflectance and background illumination component, L 1 L 2VR is proposed to constrain the TV regularization strength.

The information extracted at this first stage is then proposed to constrain and guide search to the region of the image containing the abnormality (the second stage).

As indicated in 'Adaptation to atypical voices' section, we propose to constrain the minimal length of a keyword to three phonemes and the minimum difference between keywords in at least two phonemes.

Here we propose to constrain field models to be consistent with the frozen flux induction equation by co-estimating a core magnetic field model and a flow model at the top of the outer core.

In most cases, it has been proposed to constrain inbreeding rates to desired values (typically 1% per generation) and then to maximize genetic gain through optimised contributions of breeding animals [ 2, 3].

In silico methods using knowledge from the biomedical literature have been proposed to constrain the costs of screening by identifying agents that are likely to be effective a priori.