Sentence examples for quite constrained from inspiring English sources

"The coal supply picture looks quite constrained for quite a few years," he said.

That said, the dancing, like the music, can be wearingly austere and rigorous, with much of the movement feeling quite constrained.

We also found that they were slightly older than the straight population, so we think these are people who 20 to 40 years ago had quite constrained housing choices.

The rollout of the device has therefore been quite constrained to date.

Likely for cost reasons, resume audits tend to use quite constrained samples.

"Historically it's always been at the Civic Centre, where space has been quite constrained," the spokesman said.

As a result, if (ca_{i}) is elevated, then the projected trajectory is constrained quite tightly between the two right branches of these nullsurfaces.

Although TRT variability of BPND was higher, TRT variability of V T was quite similar for the constrained two-tissue and standard single-tissue compartment models.

It is quite evident that for the constrained slope, the rectangular function will dominantly influence the spread of the correlation function, and hence we restrict our inspection on this component only.

Although we have not compared our method directly with these constrained docking methods, we would anticipate that the enrichments seen would be quite similar (if not better with constrained docking because the conformational search done by the docking program is biased in favor of solutions that fit the constraints).

In [6], Yu et al. proposed a spectral gradient projection method for solving monotone (operatorname{CES}(F,C)), which can be applied to nonsmooth constrained equation, and works quite well even for large-scale (operatorname{CES}(F,C)).