Sentence examples for setting constraints from inspiring English sources

One way Pinterest has been able to do this is by setting constraints that both engineers and designers can agree on.

In the design phase, those requirements help characterize the scheme (e.g., by setting constraints for the construction of watermarking functions).

More generally, setting constraints in the federal constitution on the way monetary policy can be implemented is undesirable and inconsistent with central bank independence.

The main disadvantage of this last method is that without additional setting constraints countries performing very well only in one indicator can be considered successful.

Quality requirements have been confronted to clinical setting constraints to define the optimal parameters for activity measurement for 177Lu-DOTATATE PRRT dosimetry.

Such criteria allow setting constraints with a clear engineering meaning and help to obtain building designs of improved performance and reduced cost.

Columbia investigators, the new report said, did not set constraints on how to conduct a shuttle mission that was not to the International Space Station.

Presumably it will be written only after the death of the three DNA Nobelists, for all are still alive and this sets constraints for any chronicler.

The existence of such large structures could be used to set constraints on current models of how galaxies are born, develop, and evolve.

"Obamacare sets constraints on the kinds of plans we can offer and who we can partner with but the underlying problem is universal," said LEAGUE CEO Michael Serbinis.

Useful social laws set constraints on the agents' activities which allow them to work individually in a mutually compatible manner.