Like the "listening tour," it is a response to constraints that to any ordinary person would have been paralyzing.
It provides a more precise means of evaluating responses to constraints (nonfunctional requirements) concerning the IS, notably by estimating hardware and network sizing needs or by setting up server or storage redundancy.
We have shown that there exists a variety of retail formats in response to the constraint of consumers' budgets.
Their morphological adaptation and productivity response to water constraint were assessed together with their water-use efficiency.
Since biomechanical constraints are thought to trigger the development of focal lesions, we also explored the hypothesis of an impaired response to biomechanical constraint and some mild differences could be observed between healthy and predisposed samples.
In mammals, some sex-specific forces in females can be understood as a response to the constraint of having two X chromosomes and ovaries, and other forces in males are likely to be an evolutionary response to having a single X, Sry and testes.
"Worldwide weapons sales declined generally in 2010 in response to the constraints created by the tenuous state of the global economy," wrote Richard F. Grimmett, a specialist in international security at the Congressional Research Service and author of the study.
The design has been evolving ever since, in response to financial constraints and technical challenges: how to provide enough support for such a large structure without erasing the shape, for instance, or whether that support should come primarily from concrete or from steel, so that the two trades aren't competing to lead during construction.
Apps came about in response to technology constraints on the first iPhone.
An analog-based computational system is an efficient response to these constraints.
