Examples of using To constrain in English and their translations into Swedish
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skiing, it is necessary to constrain the optimization to simulate the reality.
In the light of subdued demand, credit conditions are not expected to constrain investment and consumption over the forecast horizon.
With subdued demand, credit conditions are not expected to constrain investment and consumption over the forecast horizon.
If the pattern is to be a corner tile, hold down Shift as you drag to constrain the bounding box to a square.
it would be impractical to constrain their activities with the conventional framework applied to land based workers with regard to night work.
However, there may be specific cases below that threshold where competitors are not in a position to constrain effectively the conduct of a dominant undertaking,
for example, to constrain oneself and try not to remove acne by squeezing
In either case it is possible to constrain the final size with the min-width, min-height, max-width and max-height attributes which can be
as well as costumers may be able to constrain potential restrictive effect on competition74.
increased imports from outside the European Economic Area would be sufficient to constrain the behaviour of the combined Alcan/Pechiney.
not a case should be pursued without examining all the factors which may be sufficient to constrain the behaviour of the undertaking.
However, as a general rule, the Commission will not come to a final conclusion on the opportunity to pursue a case without examining all the factors which may be sufficient to constrain the behaviour of the undertaking.
the hope on the part of Malaysia and Singapore to constrain Indonesia and bring it into a more cooperative framework.
they are unable to constrain economic growth of the people's republic",- quotes the statement of a North Korean diplomat tass.
in terms of the number of peo ple entering the labour market at least, to constrain the growth of employment, and of the EU economy, for some time to come.
they are insufficient to constrain price increases, because they are generally not considered fully substitutable by final customers.
thus they are obliged to constrain the activities of some groups in the community.
implementation of one of the central components of the federal effort to constrain U.S. climate emissions,
although it is not necessary to constrain actions in this area to the context of the CAP review scheduled for 2003 amendments 150 and 257.
selection(histogram). Below the graph are five sliders that can be clicked into and dragged to constrain and change the intensity level for the image.