Sentence examples for while constraining from inspiring English sources

Under what circumstances could something be autonomy-enhancing for individuals, while constraining for society at large, and vice-versa?

This chapter is about engineering systems at hyperscale – these must rapidly grow throughput while constraining costs and resources.

The compartmentalization of C4 plants increases photosynthetic efficiency, while constraining how material and energy must flow in leaf tissues.

We use nonlinear constrained optimization to design layered composites with simultaneously high stiffness and high damping while constraining the strains in the polymer.

The resulting compromise safeguards the vested interests of global dependency on fossil sources of energy, while constraining the capacity of the international community to take any effective action to deal with the threat of dangerous climate change".

One of the strange features of Liverpool's title pursuit this season has been that it has often felt counter-intuitive, like a team playing while constraining their own instincts.

Important technical problems have been solved, such as introducing cell types with contrasting requirements and growth behavior, or facilitating chemical interactions while constraining direct cell contact via membranes or nanochannels.

Previously, we reported a new strategy for mathematical optimization of CPA addition and removal procedures which involves minimization of a toxicity cost function while constraining cell volumes within osmotic tolerance limits.

This work suggests a new approach regarding the ventilation of urban road tunnels, based on the necessity for such spaces to take advantage of ventilation means which permanently direct the air towards cleaning filters while constraining uncontrolled pollutants dispersion.

The studios got their stars, at a price, and the stars, while constrained by their ironclad contracts, usually learned their craft with a schoolhouse rigor unimaginable today.

Previous research has viewed motives for giving as embedded in formal models of economic behavior with rational agents who maximize their own utility while constrained by a budget.