Sentence examples for some constraining from inspiring English sources

America's fundamental law holds competing elements, some constraining the national government, others energizing it.

Obviously not any one can engage in every activity: class, expertise, maturity, sex, and prestige of the doers come readily to mind as some constraining variables.

In this paper, I discuss first some constraining principles to perform global astrometry in space, and then a couple of examples of the metrological issues currently faced by the design or to be encountered during the operations.

The goal is to help inform more enabling regulations, with emphasis on the word inform not influence, and also foster an acceptance that some constraining regulations are actually for our own good!

Royal Licences are issued on the advice of Garter King of Arms and are usually dependent on there being some constraining circumstances such as a testamentary injunction (a requirement in a will) or a good reason to wish to perpetuate a particular coat of arms.

In addition to that, let us assume some constraining knowledge about the dependent variables, for example, the flux positivity for irreversible reactions: for some i ∈ [1; r].

Some, constrained by social expectations, effaced the records of their work.

The first role, according to some, constrains them to obey the probability calculus (with finite additivity); the second role, according to others, constrains them to violate it.

Results can certainly be considered encouraging despite the existence of some possibly constraining factors.

World hard drive production fell by roughly a third in the fourth quarter, pushing up prices and constraining some PC maker's production.

However, a criterion that works this way may still be of some use in constraining the choice of logical constants, even if it does not determine it.