conventional constraints
[kənˈvenʃənəl ˈkɑːnstreɪnts]
noun phrasepl: conventional constraints
restrições convencionais
1. Limitations or restrictions that are based on established customs, norms, or traditional practices accepted by society
The artist decided to break conventional constraints and experiment with abstract forms.
O artista decidiu quebrar as restrições convencionais e experimentar formas abstratas.
2. Boundary conditions or rules that are typically followed in a particular field or discipline
In engineering, conventional constraints must be considered before designing innovative solutions.
Em engenharia, as restrições convencionais devem ser consideradas antes de projetar soluções inovadoras.
3. Social or behavioral limitations imposed by tradition, tradition, or widespread acceptance
She challenged the conventional constraints of her profession by proposing radical changes.
Ela desafiou as restrições convencionais de sua profissão propondo mudanças radicais.
This phrase is commonly used in both American and Brazilian contexts when discussing innovation, creativity, or social change. In Brazilian culture, there is often an emphasis on flexibility and adaptation, so discussions about conventional constraints frequently appear in business and creative industries. In American contexts, particularly in tech and entrepreneurship, breaking conventional constraints is often celebrated as a pathway to innovation and success.
NYC Slang
the status quo; the rules of the game
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