Sentence examples for slightest constraints from inspiring English sources

As I watched Mitt Romney in the first debate, it occurred to me that here is a man unable to accept even the slightest constraints on his behavior.

Such a conserved module appears to exert a slight constraint on observed directions of morphological change.

The elastic traffic also has some slight delay constraints.

The data suggest slight kinetic constraints relating to the chlorine concentrations, which might imply conversions of transient hydroxide or carbonate.

It is larger than 1.5 used in the l 1 norm design in Table 1, since we impose a slight tighter constraint on the ||ε|| ∞ =1.96×10−2 than 2.59×10−2 in Table 1.

This same kind of thinking -- the idea of women as romantically hapless on the one hand and, on the other, the notion of the teenage libido as something so enflamed that the slightest loosening of societal constraint will give rise to an epidemic of sex -- can also be seen, perhaps, in the recent flap over Abercrombie & Fitch's now defunct A&F Quarterly, as the company catalog was grandly called.

Moreover, we show that for a subset of these constraints, a slight variation of the Statemate semantics coincides for linear stuttering-closed properties with the UML semantics.

Similarly, this model can also be adapted to other routing problems faced by clinical laboratories or health centers with slight changes in the constraints or the objective function.

The fact that the states are illustrated with only a single drawing is a slight drawback, but space constraints likely made it impossible to show more than one drawing per state.

However, comparisons between motifs in gene regulatory networks of different bacteria which should have suffered the effects of entirely comparable "intrinsic constraints" yield slight "fine-tuning" differences in motifs statistics that can be reasonably related to environmental adaptation [ 12].

Those constraints added only a slight delay to my one-hour dinner effort.