Sentence examples for time-constraining from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, we found that while L. inflata plants had the ability to produce viable seeds in SRE fruits, the pattern in which they did so was inconsistent with the adaptively plastic deferral of reproductive effort seen in animal systems: here, time-constraining primary reproduction resulted in semelparity with reduced secondary reproduction.

The novel algorithm optimizes wheel torque outputs in real time, constraining against power management, traction control, chassis configuration, actuator limits, and fault-case limitations.

Is your time constrained?

What is a time constrained observation?

Implications on time-constrained operational model configurations are discussed.

Programs which qualify for reduced slew tax also qualify for a reduced "time constrained count". Time constrained observations impact Chandra's observing efficiency.

"Being time-constrained is a given, but the key is managing your energy.

The exposure time for this target is very short and the observation is not time constrained.

But the daily life of aid workers is often not very stable, and always very time constrained.

Currently, BT Retail is heavily regulated and BT Wholesale is at times constrained by BT Retail's interests.

This sound and music seem well attuned to the material, be it kinetic, lush or blunt, but at times constrain the pace of the narrative.