Sentence examples for strictly constrained from inspiring English sources

The covering of neighborhoods is constructed based on distance measure and strictly constrained to be homogeneous.

And it's true that our room for manoeuvre is strictly constrained by the CAP and by the Treasury's readiness to come up with extra cash.

FEMA's reconstruction funding is strictly constrained by federal funding caps — with money available for only 800 of the 3,000 applicants for the program.

To be successful in this environment of strictly constrained options, European managers feel they must employ a decision-making apparatus that grinds very fine and very deliberately.

The maximum interstory drift angles against seismic motions of three levels are considered as hard targets that should be strictly constrained in the optimization problem.

Every item of work under legal aid is strictly constrained and minimalist, even when 20,000 severely disabled people stand to be affected, and you are taking on the might (and legal resources) of the government.

The Communist Party strictly constrains discussion of the period for fear that it will lead to a full-scale reëxamination of Mao's legacy, and of the Party's role in Chinese history.

We must diagnose what makes a culture more or less opaque to its inhabitants; what makes it more or less liable to be strictly constraining of the conversations that rely on it; and what makes the possibility of many and diverse sources and forms of cultural intervention more or less likely.

To address this issue, we strictly constrain the capability of the data distribution model as a subset of the minimum profile of the DDS standard.

Improvement can be done with the algorithm efficiency by strictly constraining iterations to inside the boundaries of the contaminated area in order to avoid parcel creation (and time waste) out of the pollution features areas.

This is the case of pronouns, whose linguistic meanings do more or less strictly constrain but do not determine their designata.