constrain造句

Don't constrain yourself only to class study.

These verbs mean to constrain or impel to action.

She tried to constrain herself from a cough in class.

The police used horses to constrain the crowd from violence.

Note that policies not only constrain decisions, but may also require decisions to be made.

The first part allows one to constrain the structure of the document, and the second part allows one to constrain the contents of simple elements and attributes.

We should only constrain the liberty of others if what they do causes harm.

Assertions constrain the existence of elements and attributes and their values.

For example, a WHERE clause can be used to constrain the data returned.

The patterns are designed to help guide the design process, not to constrain it in any way.

It is written in the XML Schema definition language to describe the structure and constrain the content of XML documents.

It is an architecturally neutral but formal specification of the requirements that does not over-constrain the SOA solution.

After consulting the lawyer, I was able to give the constituent some constructive Suggestions and to constrain him to follow the law.

A lack of formal education, however, doesn't constrain the ability of the developing world's workforce to substantially improve productivity for the foreseeable future.

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.

Being insulators, the elements of a photonic crystal constrain this propagation, permitting some wavelengths to pass while denying passage to others, which are thus reflected.

These stories bias our perspective in all newsituations and may push us towards embracing the future or – conversely –constrain our actions.

The latter view was propounded by Benjamin Lee Whorf, an American linguist of the early 20th century, who argued that different languages condition or constrain the mind’s habits of thought.

In this article we discuss co-occurrence constraints, a new feature introduced in XML Schema 1.1 to not only constrain the content of elements and attributes, but their existence as well.

If we want to describe an architecture formally and correctly, we need to put validation rules into place that constrain the model even further than what can be expressed via the grammar.