Sentence examples for way of constraining from inspiring English sources

Although aerial bombing has proved to be an effective way of constraining the behaviour of some governments, there may be limits to its effectiveness against failed or semi-failed states.

The euro was favoured, particularly by the French, as a way of constraining the power of the deutsche mark; 25 years of managing exchange rates (the EMS, ERM et al) had seen repeated humiliations for France, as governments were forced to choose between tightening monetary policy and embarrassing devaluations.

This proves that applying common Cloud Computing patterns to the Mobile Cloud Computing environment is a good way of constraining resource demand.

Inferring the sources of solutes in groundwater using simple mass balance approaches does not provide unequivocal results, a reasonable way of constraining the processes that might influence the major ion chemistry.

It seems unlikely that all fossil records have a "ghost range" of almost 50 million years, so we do not recommend this prior distribution unless there is no other way of constraining the node.

Several approaches have used different representations of chemical structure as a way of guiding, constraining, and ranking the search.

A basis function approach, which represents the design space by linearly combining the hydrodynamic performance coefficients of a diverse set of basis platform geometries, was taken as the most straightforward way of physically constraining the platform hydrodynamic performance.

No wonder the Government Accountability Office last month urged Medicare to find a way to constrain doctors' use of imaging tests.

But in that case it seems that he needs some other way to constrain the formation of T-sentences so as to ensure that they do indeed deliver correct specifications of what sentences mean.

But from a foreign policy perspective, increasing competition and reducing government take from oil is still the best way to constrain the worst tendencies of petro states.

If it is desired, an all payer system can also serve as a way to constrain the future growth of health care to some desired path – e.g., with total national health spending growing annually only 0.5 percentage points faster than the growth of the rest of gross the domestic product, rather than the traditional two percentage points faster that prevailed over the last four decades.