Sentence examples for regulated and constrained from inspiring English sources

They need to be tamed, closely monitored and regulated, and constrained in ways that no longer allow them to trample the best interests of the American people.

Whereas bitcoin is an open-source technology, it has long been regulated and constrained by banks and states.

The composition of the antibody repertoire is regulated and constrained, and there is substantial evidence that the B-cell repertoire is changed in autoimmune diseases, such as systemic lupus erythematosus [ 1], Sjögren's syndrome [ 8, 9], myasthenia gravis [ 10], diabetes mellitus [ 11, 12] or RA [ 13, 14].

Though the questions posed by our interviewees were explicitly referencing the process of CED, these same sentiments beg questions surrounding the nature of the power-relations that implicitly regulate and constrain stakeholders, decision makers, and researchers.

Drawing from Foucault, particularly his concept of the 'meticulous rituals' of power [ 29], Butler described performativity as "…that reiterative power of discourse to produce the phenomena that it regulates and constrains" (Butler quoted in [ 30]).

It is to create a safe and just environment in which human conduct is regulated, and power is constrained so that maximum freedom and safety is attained by all.

He writes: "The more widespread a liberty becomes, the more necessary it seems for government to regulate, trammel and constrain".

Currently, BT Retail is heavily regulated and BT Wholesale is at times constrained by BT Retail's interests.

One can also suppose that, due to genetic and proteomic redundancies, expression constraints are relaxed within an amphiploid, allowing previously constrained genes to be differentially regulated and to evolve in a different way.

Delaunay triangulations and constrained Delaunay triangulations.

At the same time, it's very disciplined and constrained.