Examples of constrain

• To the extent that conversations are implicitly expected or planned to co-occur with dinners, coffee breaks, or other scheduled activities, they are also temporally constrained.

• In this way, the number of possible representations was constrained.

• That is, all theoretically possible mediators cannot be included in any study, and paths involving not-included variables are thus, in effect, constrained to zero.

• It fails to demonstrate how identity constrains paths to social reform.

• One cannot constrain eternity to either the past or the future.

• The core of the material is presented in sufficient detail that the survey may serve as a text for teaching constrained global optimization.

• The mapping between c-structure and f-structure will then constrain the overt realization of subjects and objects.

• A common language often constrains one's thinking, thereby inhibiting the development of radically new models.

• The three processes of mixing are constrained by different structural conditions tied to paradigmatic and syntagmatic relations.

• Households which are not liquidity constrained should exhibit the expected investment response to higher prices.

• The ability to test hypotheses about cognitive evolution's context is constrained by the archaeologist's ability to precisely reconstruct the specific benefits of a behaviour.

• This fact no doubt constrained the recognition rates for all the tested local pronunciations.

• In contrast, an older contract specified the use of particular technologies that have subsequently constrained the product design, adding costs and delays to the programme.

• The three examples considered internal factors, demonstrating how commitment to a thesis constrains interpretation of the evidence.

• This also constrains the axle of the hinge under the staple.