Examples of using A constraint in English and their translations into Danish
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Enable or disable a constraint.
C- A constraint: rapidity and effectiveness.
Commuting costs as a constraint.
A constraint expressed in the trader query language.
Europe is a contract,not a constraint.
A constraint on a table's columns child.
Gravity could also be such a constraint.
That would create a constraint and dependency that is neither natural nor right.
In the past, the cost of connectivity was a constraint.
This is a constraint on legislators, but it seems to me a proper constraint. .
There is a constraint for modern armies imposed by the need for manpower in industries supplying munitions and equipment.
The difference between our legal systems,including their procedures, is clearly still a constraint.
Without necessarily being the truth,this dogma is a constraint to the marketing of'green' meat.
Others said that this is a constraint on our rights to table amendments in plenary and we should not go down that road at all.
We expect you to present us with indicators- again,not as a constraint, but as a support.
If we remove weight as a constraint- based on super lightweight soil-less media, then plant selection based on wind would become the most critical factor.
Women's working hours must remain a choice and not a constraint that makes their position insecure.
Increased melting of the ice cap would provide more water- for hydropower for example- butthis resource is not generally a constraint today.
Now I want to combine that with this third constraint, a constraint that's not already baked into this equation right over here.
It led to a series of downward adjustments of the French franc in the EMS,which acted more as a constraint than a support.
It may also be a change so large that it overcomes a constraint which otherwise prevents the use of a specific technology.
Competitors seek to have some feature or functional superiority over their foes, andone way to do that is find a way to remove a constraint.
It is clear that, even thoughthe requirement for the citizens' committee initially seems to be a constraint, it would in reality streamline the rest of the procedure.
You don't need to have a target cell- you could also make"A3 4" a constraint. Not surprisingly Solver is normally used for more complex stuff, and when it starts smelling of equations with several unknowns, it pays off to make Solver your friend.
Any regulation must therefore promote freedom of opinion and transparency,without any interdependence which would act as a constraint on the positions and activity of the European and national political parties.
But the videos have to be wordless- and this is a constraint we chose, because we hope to see videos that do not tell us, but show us how to create those little changes, that potentially can help us build a better world,” Olafur Eliasson says.
On the planets Death incidence of theft of private property, When“old slags”, taking advantage of official position, oduračivaût talented youth,set a constraint on their development and understanding of the world.
In this necessarily complex approach to the whys and wherefores of shiftwork,there remains a constraint which is often invo ked as a last resort: that of competition with other producer countries in which social costs are reduced to the bare minimum for a firm.
Following on from the comments made by my fellow Member, Mr Niculescu,I would obviously like to confirm them by saying that agriculture should not be regarded as a constraint, but as a potential tool for combating global warming in the future.