Sentence examples for to the constraining from inspiring English sources

He loved puzzles and free-ranging argument too much, you feel, ever to surrender entirely to the constraining authority of slowly accumulated fact.Philosophy begins in wonder, he writes at the end, with a silent nod to A.N. Whitehead.

But while they have repeatedly committed to providing emergency aid, they haven't yet accepted that saving the euro is more vital than clinging to the constraining rules that govern the European Central Bank.

In "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance," the narrator sees motorcycles as a noble alternative to the constraining influence of cars: "Because you're used to it, you don't realize that through that car window everything you see is just more TV".

The best information is that better tuned to the constraining affordances available.

However, complications related to the constraining mechanism and increased constraint are of concern.

Although realist theories have much explanatory power, neo-liberal and constructivist scholars increasingly point to the constraining nature of law and ideas in world politics.

Minimization of the objective function with respect to, subject to the constrains in (52), gives [43] (53).

The composition of land conversion also changes when we move from the unconstrained case to the constrained one.

The chart enables the determination of the reduction in the lateral earth pressure coefficient due to the constrained space.

However, the latter is concerned, due to the constrains of the resulted two sides of the workpiece inside the machined kerf, vibration is relatively small and symmetrical.

For each lineage the bottom row (italics) corresponds to the constrained tree.