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coacción
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constraint [Am kənˈstreɪnt, Brit kənˈstreɪnt] N
1. constraint U (compulsion):
constraint
coacción f
we acted under constraint
actuamos coaccionados or bajo coacción
there is no constraint to participate
no es obligatorio participar
there is no constraint to participate
no hay obligación de participar
2. constraint (restriction):
constraint U or C often pl
restricción f
constraint U or C often pl
limitación f
without constraint
sin restricciones or limitaciones
3. constraint U (inhibition):
constraint
represión f
legal contract/requirement/constraint/rights
legal
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coerción
constraint
la gran limitante es la falta de recursos
the main constraint o limiting factor is the lack of resources
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constraint [kənˈstreɪnt] N
1. constraint no pl (compulsion):
constraint
coacción f
under constraint
bajo coacción
2. constraint (limit):
constraint
restricción f
to impose constraints on sb/sth
imponer limitaciones a alguien/algo
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constreñimiento
constraint
coerción
constraint
constraint [kən·ˈstreɪnt] N
1. constraint (compulsion):
constraint
coacción f
under constraint
bajo coacción
2. constraint (limit):
constraint
restricción f
to impose constraints on sb/sth
imponer limitaciones a alguien/algo
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under constraint
bajo coacción
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The act eliminates unfair discrimination in certain sectors of the national labour market by imposing similar constraints on another.
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These problems can be solved either by storing only some learned constraints or by occasionally discarding constraints.
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Also, the exchange fluxes along with the enzymes can have constraints ranging from a negative to positive value (ex: -10 to 10).
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Research has shown that hydrolysis is reversible within very strict temperature and humidity constraints.
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This implies that another requirement of flow is to be free from constraints that force controlled processes to be used.
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