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In addition to constraining the current within the correct spatial region, boundary conditions can also be incorporated into the inverse solution.

This paper presents a new approach to constraining the eigenvalue range of symmetric tensors in numerical advection schemes based on the flux-corrected transport (FCT) algorithm and a continuous finite element discretization.

Maximum possible cell density predictions are also made subject to constraining the systems to have maximal possible internal interface and to have well formed bubbles (no deviation from bulk conditions on the interior of the bubble).

Together with Pierre Yared, Associate Professor of Business, she is studying the optimal joint design of delegation and verification: what is the optimal rule for a principal if in addition to constraining the agent's choices, the principal can choose to conduct a costly audit to verify the agent's information?

"Stronger regulation and supervision aimed at problems with underwriting practices and lenders' risk management would have been a more effective and surgical approach to constraining the housing bubble than a general increase in interest rates," Mr. Bernanke said in remarks to the American Economic Association.

While further analysis in gauged lake watersheds would be beneficial to constraining the accuracy of the method or calibrating it for operational use, it is nevertheless a powerful tool in its present form for lake-to-lake and regional runoff inter-comparisons.

The law itself is meant to constrain the judges.

Everything there conspired to constrain the weekend visitor.

It's supposed to constrain the hypothesis bit.

There were absolutely no efforts to constrain the investigation.

However, Musharraf has not done everything possible to constrain the Kashmiri groups.