Sentence examples for the only constraint is from inspiring English sources
The only constraint is that I can't knowingly sell a gun to someone disqualified from owning one.
It could be anything; the only constraint is the requirement that it be the result of an honest effort to determine what the document originally meant.
The only constraint is that the thermally generated stress intensity factor (KI, the mode I, or tensile, rock fracture stress intensity factor) is above the subcritical cracking threshold (KIth), which is estimated17 to be 10 20% of the fracture toughness, KIC a measurable rock-intrinsic property45.
The only constraint is that the purpose should be to ascertain if the person "is or has been concerned in the commission, preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism .Mightier than the penThis looks preposterous in Mr Miranda's case, if the term terrorism is to have meaning.
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The only constraint is the size of a chip, i.e., number of available DFEs.
For writers of fantasy, as J.R. Tolkien has pointed out, pretending to be God is an occupational hazard, the only constraint being narrative plausibility: Does the dragon with polka-dotted eyes "compel belief"?
The first one is classical: the embedder modifies any position of the cover-data (a vector which is extracted from the cover-medium, and processed by the encoding scheme), the only constraint being the maximum number of modifications allowed.
It has been shown that if the objective functional is linear in the control and the only constraints are the upper and lower bounds on the control, then the problem will sometimes have bang bang (on off) optimal solutions.
The only constraints are that you're limited to one wiki workspace (paid accounts offer unlimited), and there is no support beyond the basic online variety.
Thus the mathematician is free to work in the natural style of an analyst, algebraist (e.g., Mines et al. 1988), geometer, topologist (e.g., Bridges and Vîță 2011, Sambin forthcoming), or other normal mathematician, the only constraints being those imposed by intuitionistic logic.
