Sentence examples for theory constrains from inspiring English sources

25. "I no longer believe that constitutional theory constrains, or is supposed to constrain judges.

Theory constrains the properties of axions so tightly that if ADMX researchers don't see them, then axions must not constitute the universe's dark matter, Rosenberg says.

Standard optimal control theory constrains human performance to be bounded by an upper limit.

Many physical quantities whose classical counterparts vary continuously over a range of possible values are in quantum theory constrained to have discontinuous, or discrete, values.

The principle says that if a first-order theory T constrains its models (of a particular cardinality) to be all similar to each other, this can only be because the models of T have few irregularities and asymmetries.

They are limiting results in information theory that constrain any conceptual analysis of semantic information.

In particular, we employ Lyapunov theory to constrain fuzzy rule consequents for ensuring stability of the designed controller.

As was the case in LQC, the values of physical quantities in string theory are constrained by quantum mechanical laws; and so some quantities that grew beyond bounds in classical theory are well-behaved in quantized versions of that theory.

Even if one remains hopeful that a Tarskian truth theory, properly constrained, will serve the purpose as an analysis of the meaning of utterances and then sentences, it is far from clear that one should be at all hopeful that a similar theory will serve the purpose of analyzing the content of belief, desire, and other attitude states.

If model organisms (random walkers) of circuit theory are constrained by map boundaries, we predict that: 1) landscape resistance will be overestimated when the map has artificial boundaries within reach of random walkers; and 2) the addition of a buffer of habitat data around the artificial boundary will provide a more accurate resistance estimate.

Conversely, how is moral theory to constrain empirical ethics?