- Look up
constraint in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Constraint may
refer to:
Constraint (computer-aided design), a
demarcation of
geometrical characteristics...
- Bill that
contains provisions which, if enacted,
would significantly constrain, both
legally and as a
matter of practicality, the
exercise by the devolved...
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September 2009. Blackwill,
Robert D.; Legro,
Jeffrey W. (1989). "
Constraining Ground Force Exercises of NATO and the
Warsaw Pact".
International Security...
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Toleration in Sixteenth-Century Poland.
Political Realities and
Social Constrains.". In
Howard Louthan; Gary B. Cohen;
Franz A.J.
Szabo (eds.). Diversity...
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asked a
subordinate to draw up a
jihadist code of
conduct that
would constrain military operations in
order to
avoid civilian casualties. In Yemen, Bin...
- water, Sub-Saharan
Africa faces numerous water-related
challenges that
constrain economic growth and
threaten the
livelihoods of its people.
African agriculture...
- The
Bittersweet Constrain is the
fourth studio album by
American dark
cabaret artist Jill Tracy. All
tracks are
written by Jill Tracy. v t e...
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provide spiritual classics on
which both
faiths can draw; but they do not
constrain subsequent generations in the way that a
written constitution would. They...
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Constrained Shortest Path
First (CSPF) is an
extension of
shortest path algorithms. The path
computed using CSPF is a
shortest path
fulfilling a set of...
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Quantization is the
process of
constraining an
input from a
continuous or
otherwise large set of
values (such as the real numbers) to a
discrete set (such...