… studies and to extend our knowledge of constraints to travel, the present research agenda
set out to identify and describe the nature of constraints as they impact on women’s solo tourist …

… Generally speaking, however, when no specific constraints are operating, prey are expected
to escape at a distance that is determined according to the economic model, which may be …

… dynamical evolution, including escape and reconfiguration. … a fissioned system can lead
to escape of the components and the … escape from each other and what other stable relative …

… This operational constraint—ubiquitous across animals—that affects our human participants
… success for prey, and managing and predicting the impacts of introduced predators. This is …

… Escapes are frequently initiated when an animal is already in motion. This may introduce
constraints that alter the escape … Response latency was defined as the time from weight impact …

… The variability in escape directions can be influenced by sensory performance constraints.
Towards responses in fish generally have shorter escape latencies than away responses, …

… Instead, the unpredictable behavior observed in real prey (21–31) may come about through
biomechanical or sensory constraints on the angle of escape (32) or simply because a …

… frequency distribution of escape movements. This enabled us to test the following hypotheses:
first, that the variation of escape behaviour in individuals is relatively constrained and that …

… impact point. Flight crews need to be warned in time to avoid the hazard region or to escape
… by the control inequality constraints (8–10) and the state inequality constraint (22). Now that …

… If so, the constraint envelope may yield a positive relationship between FID and either of
its constraining variables solely by chance. The mathematical constraint has an impact on …