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The dihedral angle of the kink was therefore constrained to 60° and all dihedral angles of a silicon backbone were set to 120°, 130°…180° and constrained as well.

The common ancestor of the K. rugosus species complex specialising on extant Plurinerves species was therefore constrained to between 2 5 mya.

In most analyses, the Hill slope was not different from 1 and was therefore constrained to 1. From these curves, pEC50 values were obtained.

In business terms, his room for manoeuvre is therefore constrained.

We are therefore constrained to vacate the Final Judgment on remedies, remand the case for reconsideration of the remedial order, and require that the case be assigned to a different trial judge on remand.

Sexes are, therefore, constrained in their ability to reach their sex-specific dietary optima by the shared biology of diet choice.

I am, therefore, constrained to withhold my assent to the judgment just announced, and am authorized to say that Mr. Justice FIELD and Mr. Justice BREWER concur in this dissent.

The explosive increase in dinosaurian abundance in terrestrial ecosystems, which had been dated variously to the Carnian and Norian in other parts of the world, is therefore constrained in the Southern Alpine region to the early-Late Carnian (early Tuvalian), an order-of-magnitude improvement of dating precision over most earlier work.

We are therefore constrained to hold that the provisions of section 1512 of the Code of Georgia cannot be separated so as to reject the unconstitutional exceptions merely, and that the whole section must be treated as annulled and abrogated by section 4237 of the Revised Statutes.

We are therefore constrained by the words of the agreement to hold that the city did not assume, by any contract protected by the Constitution of the United States, to restrict its right to have a system of waterworks, independent altogether of the system established and maintained by the water company.

However, such schemes only exploit the cooperation among the sources and are therefore constrained by the number of sources.