Sentence examples for sharp constraints from inspiring English sources

In the House of Representatives, Barney Frank, D-Mass., is promoting legislation that would place sharp constraints on private equity's activities.

The country's achievements are all the more impressive given its relatively low starting base and the sharp constraints on public finances imposed by the Asian financial crisis of 1997 to 1999", said Ms. Gaye Phillips, UNICEF's Malaysia Representative.

"This would be a sharp constraint to mobile operators to their roaming business".

The results of this analysis constrained the physical parameters of the stochastic model considerably, with sharper constraints provided by the smaller dataset.

Outside the U.S., valuing medical technologies is typically the responsibility of national health care systems that strive for fair and efficient access to new treatments under sharp fiscal constraints.

Much sharper mesh-size constraints are necessary for a uniform L2-approximation of the wave function.

Several distinct dew-points are shown to exist in such systems (depending upon one's operational definition or method of detection), and, as a result of transport constraints, the "sharp" locus between two chemically distinct condensates is systematically moved to a difference mainstream composition.

Sharp swings, from awkward constraint and self-deprecation to forceful assertion, shape not only Ms. Wood's conversation but also her dance.

It uses MS value instead of (left( {m^{(i)} - m_{text{apr}}^{(i)} } right)) in Eq. (3), which leads to a stable constraint of focusing sharp boundaries for inversion.

This same issue of electric field bleedthrough prevents one from using sharp gradients and sets a constraint on the minimal focal distance that can be achieved.

This was especially sharp due to both the geographical constraints of the area and its previous agrarian history.