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constraint

[kuhn-streynt] / kənˈstreɪnt /




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As we head into a new year, many of us are doing the same math over and over: trying to square taste with nutrition, care with constraint.

From Salon

A military-run census last year admitted it could not collect data from an estimated 19 million of the country's 50 million-odd inhabitants, citing "security constraints".

From Barron's

AI creators who can make the same thing - only faster, cheaper and without the constraints of reality.

From BBC

Energy constraints influence what the brain can represent, how it learns, which patterns remain stable, and how information is coordinated and routed.

From Science Daily

But stake sales “also comes with things that are not that attractive to the GPs,” including reduced fee revenue and carried interest, and “some constraint on your flexibility” regarding firm strategy, he said.

From The Wall Street Journal