Sentence examples for that constraining from inspiring English sources

Since wQMC does not constrain the search space, this means that wQMC can find trees with better quartet scores but which are outside the constrained search space, and that constraining the search space seems to be beneficial with respect to topological accuracy.

At the time, Birol told the Guardian that constraining global warming to moderate levels would be "only a nice utopia" unless drastic action was taken.

Nevertheless it is interesting to consider this alongside, say, Stott and Jones (2012) who showed that constraining the models with recent observations makes the higher end of long-term projections look less likely, although long-term warming is still projected.

His argument is motivated by concern that constraining political parties while leaving activist groups unconstrained can lead to perverse outcomes – you can empower groups that are not elected, and not accountable to anyone, at the expense of the people's representatives in a democracy, who are elected and are accountable to the citizenry.

We notice that constraining the hash overhead comes with the additional benefit of minimizing the hash encoding complexity.

It can be concluded that constraining the nature of evolution of the form function leads to the design of nanomaterials with different mechanical properties.

There is yet another force that constrains McConnell, and drives him to the right.

Both resent U.S. security arrangements that constrain them, and Western objections to their human-rights records.

The corporate socialism that constrained the old-fashioned worker had its benefits.

Icahn is a voluble critic of any government regulation that constrains his companies.

Yu uses the most lightweight materials, avoiding wires or elastics or anything that constrains the body.