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31 Devising a fuel tank to constrain hydrogen has always been a challenge.
32 A template can constrain the cardinality of a clone's attribute.
33 In this paper, the method of Lagrangean indetermined multipliers is adopted to transfer a stationaryvalued Problem with constraint condition(s) into another one without constrain condition.
34 So, green shoots of stabilization may be replaced by yellow weeds of stagnation if several medium-term factors constrain the global economy's ability to return to sustained growth.
35 We can also constrain a comparison with a given value.
36 The study will examine the factors which constrain local economic growth.
37 It's all puffery and nonsense that can constrain and damage the mind and a life.
38 The deformations of the pluton indicate the characteristics and strength of the regional deformations during the Jinning period, and constrain the period of its strongest deformation.
39 Reliability optimization problems of independent failure series-parallel control system under single or multiple constrain conditions are studied.
40 These characteristics, such as no global address scheme, dynamic topology, extraordinarily limited resource, constrain the development of routing in WSN.
41 A fallen bridge might constrain your ability to get across a river.
42 Super constrain basic feasible solution has many components of reduced costs; Reduced costs do not correspond with shadow prices and shadow prices have great effect on adjusting economic structure.
43 By considering the cost objective of the whole supply chain and the constrain conditions of the individual enterprise, we build a decision model for supply chain formation.
44 The cost of mass production of alga and purification of phycoerythrin will seriously constrain the wide range demands of B-phycoerythrin applications in biomedical and food industries.
45 As with dragging, a meta - key is often used to constrain the direction of a resize interaction.
46 A template can constrain the cardinality of a clone's association.
47 You aren't just back seat driving when you constrain an expert to rules, you are invalidating their hard-won instinct and intuition.
48 Further increases to bank reserve requirements make sense in order to constrain the growth of credit.
49 No , what constrain me are the social consequences of speaking certain taboos.
50 To satisfy the buffer constrain in practice, a sliding window based rate allocation scheme is also proposed.
51 The earth free oscillation can be used to constrain structure of the earth interior, including velocity, discontinuity as well as density distribution.
52 The characteristics of stage performance not only constrain the playwright's freedom of employing language but also unavoidably draw into a new dimension to the translation of drama.
53 This condition would obviously constrain an employer's selection of new workers.
54 A strong magnetic field can constrain electrons to move only along the field lines.
55 So it wasn't until the 14th century that the Roman church began to constrain this "indulgence", banning it on its all-too-regular fast days.
56 Mr Hatoyama calls it " an idea which I want to constrain "
57 Pathological deterioration of the hip joint can constrain your whole body's movement.
58 India still has strong traditions, such as family fealty, that may constrain nouveau-riche pressures on values.
59 A template can constrain any data type component, including recursively nested components.
60 But then, the same limitation is true of polymorphism -- it is only helpful when you cannot constrain an object to a single type for every execution path.
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