Collocations withconstraint
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additional constraint
Sympathy supplies the additional constraint interaction needed to explain these markedness violations.
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artificial constraint
Specifying a desired velocity along an unconstrained direction and/or a desired force along a constrained direction gives rise to an artificial constraint.
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budget constraint
To this end, we assume that either government spending or direct taxes are endogenous and adjust to keep the budget constraint balanced.
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budgetary constraint
A lack of colour or photographs in the production of a book is often a budgetary constraint, and this shows in other ways as well.
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capacity constraint
The various lengths, angles and positions can be constrained or liberated at will, and if a particular combination is incompatible with the capacity constraint the 'design solution' will fail.
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capital constraint
In commercial fire insurance, it is possible to find single properties whose total exposed value is well in excess of any individual insurer's capital constraint.
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certain constraints
In order to determine the applicability of certain constraints, the values of certain variables are required.
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cognitive constraints
Integrating cognitive constraints with comparative data from other species can illuminate the adaptive benefits of food sharing in humans.
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constitutional constraints
A variety of arguments can be given for justifying some or all of these constitutional constraints.
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constraint programming
In the work on concurrent constraint programming, closure operators are studied in terms of their sets of fixpoints.
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ecological constraints
The seeming ambiguities of individual arrays emanate from failures to consider relevant ecological constraints and higher-order variables.
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environmental constraint
The main thrust of this work is to establish conditions for which (optimal) sustained economic development is possible in the face of an environmental constraint.
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ethical constraints
This fact is especially true in humans, in whom practical and ethical constraints limit the studies that can be performed.
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external constraint
Thus, either of the two institutions, once established, would appear as an external constraint to individual agents.
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financial constraint
If there is an effective financial constraint, there will be less of an anti-poaching effort, so the equilibrium stock of wildlife will be smaller.
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fiscal constraint
The strengthening of the fiscal constraint (in period 45) completely modifies the inflation path dynamics.
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formal constraint
Formal constraints stemming from a semantic correlation between atelicity and low transitivity (either derived or inherent) can be found in other languages as well.
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functional constraint
Estimating diversifying selection and functional constraint in the presence of recombination.
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geographical constraint
Fifth, there is a geographical constraint.
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given constraint
This will only be relevant when several possible inputs converge on a single output as a result of a given constraint hierarchy.
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institutional constraint
Though no institutional constraint to illegal felling operates, social norms are present.
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internal constraint
Here, the internal constraint is tantamount.
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legal constraint
The reality of family obligation thus operates without legal constraint.
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liquidity constraint
As in equilibrium the liquidity constraint is binding, the constrained households' intratemporal marginal efficiency condition does not hold with equality.
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logistical constraints
Due to logistical constraints on crop planting operations, we conducted two separate experiments in adjacent sections of the experimental field.
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moral constraint
Moral arguments may be necessar y to determine whether a moral constraint on validity has been violated by a purportedly authoritative directive.
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operational constraints
On the other hand, operational constraints, caused by the need for fitting and synchronising the robot's motion with its environment, are also defined.
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physical constraint
There is a physical constraint on the solutions just obtained that should be noted.
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powerful constraint
We conclude that perceptual grouping by common fate exerted a more powerful constraint than spatial proximity, a result consistent with object-based attention.
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practical constraint
However, the practical constraint we encounter is not speed, but memory.
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regulatory constraints
When an employer does offer a pension, a variety of regulatory constraints must be observed, including rules regarding plan modifications.
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resource constraint
The aggregate resource constraint (8) can be derived from (16) and (17).
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serious constraint
Where large surplus revenues are not anticipated, this may not be a serious constraint.
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severe constraint
He should have seen earlier that his authority must come under severe constraint.
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significant constraint
This is a significant constraint on its capacity to promote public health, as it cannot compare the population health implications of prioritizing the licensing of one therapy or another.
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situational constraints
As we noted, the classic work on conformity, obedience, and bystander behavior was designed to identify important situational constraints on the basic effects.
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spatial constraint
The use of spatial constraint would then be unjustified.
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statutory constraint
The amendment suggests that there is an alternative way, by statutory constraint.
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strict constraints
Two types of constraints are of interest: strict constraints and nonstrict constraints.
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structural constraint
The structural constraint is approximated by part-of-speech filtering.
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technical constraint
In addition to this technical constraint, the administration of these new charges can be extremely costly.
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temporal constraint
Section 3 is devoted to the introduction of the temporal constraint satisfaction problem.
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tight constraints
In the economy with tight constraints, all agents are at the zero-bond constraint, but few agents are constrained in capital.
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time constraint
Both, however, claimed that the time constraint had not affected them adversely.
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timing constraints
It is important to note that constraints such as relative timing constraints cannot be represented by precedence graphs (which are necessarily acyclic).
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