The Sunflower robot that was used in the study is what can be described as "appearance-constrained", or having an appearance that is constrained by required practical functions, rather than having been created for specific anthropomorphic communication modalities [ 37].
"This is a very practical approach in an environment that is constrained".
Otherwise, he said, it makes "corrupt constitutional law" that is constrained only by the personal values of justices, leaving government subject to the "tyranny of the minority".
But I'd much rather read a new book written in their own inimitable styles containing inventive ideas and new ways of seeing human behaviour than a novel that is constrained by someone else's plot devices handed down through the centuries.
The windfall provides some extra leeway for the chancellor in an autumn statement that is constrained by a budget deficit on course to be close to £100bn this year – £60bn more than Osborne envisaged when he arrived at the Treasury in May 2010.
However, the much vaunted discovery of graphene - a wonder-material dubbed the new silicon - that has put Manchester on the map needs to be part of a wider investment in science that is constrained by Treasury cuts to publicly funded research and development.
But a deeper problem is that rising consumer and investment demand cannot be satisfied by an economy that is constrained by corruption, Soviet-era infrastructure and an inadequate and immobile workforce.Rising prices are now ordinary Russians' biggest concern, although they have not yet translated into protests.
From Equation A3, note that is constrained by.
Phase I represents the fast solution that is constrained right after the event.
High-dimensional image samples can lie on a low-dimensional manifold that is constrained to meet the pose variations.
