"constraint" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

constraint rzeczownik

rzeczownik + constraint

Kolokacji: 19

time constraint • budget constraint • space constraint • capacity constraint • design constraint • ...

constraint + czasownik

Kolokacji: 17

constraint limits • constraint forces • constraint prevents • constraint means • constraint makes • ...

czasownik + constraint

Kolokacji: 10

constraint imposed • place constraints • face constraints • put constraints • provide constraints • ...

przymiotnik + constraint

Kolokacji: 70

financial constraint • budgetary constraint • legal constraint • fiscal constraint • political constraint • ...

Kolokacji: 6

Grup znaczeniowych: 19

Kolokacji: 4

(2) budgetary, monetary

Kolokacji: 2

(3) legal, major, contractual

Kolokacji: 3

(4) political, technical, technological

Kolokacji: 3

Kolokacji: 7

1. severe constraint = ostry przymus severe constraint

2. certain constraint = pewne ograniczenie certain constraint

3. tight constraint = trudne ograniczenie tight constraint

4. serious constraint = poważne ograniczenie serious constraint

5. strict constraint = bezwzględne ograniczenie strict constraint

6. far constraint = daleko ograniczenie far constraint

7. stringent constraint = rygorystyczny przymus stringent constraint

A much more stringent constraint comes from a careful analysis of cosmological data, such as the cosmic microwave background radiation, galaxy surveys, and the Lyman-alpha forest.
Beaverbrook placed stringent constraints on her folklore collections.
Latin America has the lowest female participation rate of any region in the world, including the Middle East, despite their stringent constraints on women's activities.
That is a very stringent constraint.
Switches are commonly rated by the current they are designed to break, under specified voltage and power factor conditions, as this is the most stringent constraint.
If we impose too stringent constraints on the match, then we will fail to access the correct word.
During these 50 years of experiments, six orders of magnitude have been covered thereby putting stringent constraints on more theoretical models than probably any other experimental value.
We shall not be able to upgrade the competitiveness of rail unless we bring in stringent constraints.
(In the case of particularly stringent constraints, similar linker regions would not necessarily demonstrate a common origin).
Current observations are already able to place exceedingly stringent constraints on these phenomenological parameters.