Sentence examples for Limited viewing from inspiring English sources

Not even in training camp, Westhoff said, where the Jets limited viewing access to the news media as they practiced their version of the Wildcat offense.

Despite its many advantages, integral imaging suffers from the inherent drawbacks such as pseudoscopic effect [4], limited viewing angle [5 10], low viewing resolution [11 15] and small image depth [16, 17].

"It was limited viewing on many things.

Texas limited viewing to less than 5 hours per week.

Mississippi, New Mexico, and Delaware limited viewing to 1 hour, Alaska 1.5 hours, and Georgia and Tennessee required less than 2 hours of screen time per day.

Semi Trucks are a lot bigger than even the largest SUV, and the drivers often have limited viewing areas to the side and behind them.

Just as DVD region codes limit viewing to a geographic area, the geofiltering of web-based videos and other sites limits viewers from outside of a particular region from accessing them.

Advocates of campaign-finance limits view the latest fight as part of a broader Republican attempt to weaken the election agency and the regulatory system it oversees.

It is confirmed that this technique is very fast, effective, robust, and can not only be applied to full- but also to limited-view inverse problems if a suitable number of incidents and corresponding scattered fields are applied and collected.

Qian Zhongshu (1910-1998), hasled as twentieth-century China's "foremost man of letters," is best known for his novel, Fortress Besieged, and his groundbreaking study of the Chinese literary canon, Limited Views: Essays on Ideas and Letters.

Most folks in finance, even those earning large amounts of money, had limited views of complex situations.