Examples of using Is constrained in English and their translations into Japanese
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In controlled electrokinetic material transport, the material being transported across the intersection is constrained by low level flow from the side channels, e.g., the top and bottom channels.
In controlled electrokinetic material trasort, the material being transported across the intersection is constrained by low level flow from the side channels, e.g., the top and bottom channels.
The soul is constrained to a cycle of rebirth,
The results suggest that creative workers' innovation is constrained to the boundaries of the firm, while science-based workers generate considerable innovation spillovers.
However, given that the year 2020 is less than 12 months away, the US military and all the aviation industry stakeholders are lagging behind and the timeline is constrained.
Zombies Start to Take Over Book Catalogs- Reading on paper is constrained by physical availability of books, but the Internet has already solved this problem for ebooks.
What the data suggest is that above a certain level of stable income, individuals' emotional well-being is constrained by other factors in their temperament and life circumstances.
If US short-term rate were lowered to 1% or even 0%, it would not help grow business investment that is constrained by the uncertainty of the trade war.
Avanade, a global professional services company, is using Cognitive Services containers to build new intelligent edge applications for their customers where connectivity is constrained.
This attribute is constrained such that it can only have the same values as type ID, or as the Name production in XML 1.0 Section 2.3, production 5.
These approaches assume that the roots of competitive advantage lie within the organization and that the adoption of new strategies is constrained by the current level of company's resources.
The authors found that most players preferred to move within a region rather than crossing into different regions, suggesting that their movement is constrained not only by physical distances between the regions but also by the presence of socioeconomic boundaries within the universe of the game.
Rule of law,” under which the power of political leaders is constrained by laws and regulations, is generally considered a subset of“rule by law,” says Victor Mair, a professor of Chinese language at the University of Pennsylvania.
High Power Density Conversion: Size(and Power), Efficiency, Heat The design of a voltage regulator system operating in an automotive or portable electronics environment is constrained by the space required for the circuit, as well as the heat it generates during operation.
As the IASB's current agenda is very full as a result of the 2011 agenda consultation, the IASB's ability to consult is constrained by the current commitments in its work programme and the 2015 agenda consultation process is not as detailed as the previous process was. .
Federal spending is constrained only by inflation.
Biological abnormality of impaired reading is constrained by culture.
What they can do is constrained by money.
Every permission is constrained by what the base permissions of the organisation are. .
Growth in this sector is constrained due to regulatory barriers.