Sentence examples for slowly constrained from inspiring English sources

As shown in Figs. 13 and 14, in the cases where the velocity of the intentional camera motion changes slowly, constrained Kalman filter with small σ p tends to generate the most stable results.

In the switch state the tunneling barrier is slowly raised constraining the electrons to the most stable state [13, 14].

"The criminal justice system simply moves too slowly and is constrained by too many 'formidable procedural obstacles,' as Judge [Richard A.] Posner puts it" — in his book "The Problems of Jurisprudence" — "to reliably punish campus rapists and remove them from the academic community".

On the other hand, larger genomes will replicate more slowly, while being less constrained in the complexity of the proteins they code for.

While the service was very structured, I did not feel at all constrained, as people slowly filtered in throughout the night and everyone was free to move around- though of course the non-Orthodox among us could not enter the naos or receive communion.

Therefore, we also expect Hox genes to be highly constrained and thus evolve slowly.

Another factor that has been suggested to influence a protein's evolutionary rate is its number of interaction partners, with recent studies claiming that interactive proteins evolve more slowly because they have more functionally constrained residues [ 5, 6].

Since motion upward is constrained by the stratosphere, the slowly cooling air must descend.

Those authors found that even though patterns tended to match constrained evolution, groups evolved too slowly for stabilizing selection [ 7].

Japanese leaders have also been constrained by public opinion, which has slowly turned against China.

Many present spaceborne synthetic aperture radar (SAR) systems, such as TerraSAR-X and RADARSAT-2, are constrained to two channels to detect slowly moving targets on the ground.