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constraint
noun as in force
Strong matches
noun as in shyness
Strongest matches
noun as in restriction
Weak match
Example Sentences
These nonstationary environments offer rare opportunities for rigorously testing AI, combining strong financial incentives with daily feedback from price movements and a clear objective: maximizing profit within given constraints.
Following the controversy, a spokesperson for Merz sent a statement to AFP saying that "the Chancellor expressed his regret that time constraints prevented him from better experiencing the impressive natural beauty of the Amazon region."
The real constraint to consider is “the capex required relative to the growth delivered,” the analyst continued.
Supply constraints likely make that an impossible tally to reach, but it suggests that Huang, whom Wall Street affords an unusual amount of trust, isn’t worried about demand.
Pipeline constraints and the 1920 Jones Act mean the state must import liquefied natural gas from abroad at high prices during the winter.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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