Sentence examples for Unrestricted nature from inspiring English sources

Ping Chong, a director and writer known for his way of blending film, theater and graphic arts, said he particularly appreciated the unrestricted nature of the grant.

In 1947, in answer to interrogatories by the German Adm. Karl Dönitz, on trial for war crimes, Nimitz gave his justification for the unrestricted nature of U.S. submarine warfare in the Pacific during World War II.

Responding to questions by e-mail last week, Dr. Nemeroff and Dr. Schatzberg emphasized the "unrestricted" nature of the grant from the drug maker to develop the book and said they did most of the work.

(Recall that, due to the unrestricted nature of recombination, no simple relation can be intrinsically asymmetric).

It follows from the unrestricted nature of recombination that, for any simple object a and simple universal P, a recombines with P in some worlds and fails to recombine with P in others.

The main characteristics of medical records are unrestricted nature, dataflow around the physician/researcher, and statistical analysis of records [ 10].

Conductor-like Screening Model for Real Solvents (COSMO-RS) is a unique tool with quantum chemical background that enables solubility predictions and is unrestricted to nature of substances or availability of experimental data.

He dismisses the possibility of defining identity in a second-order language on the ground of the paradoxical nature of unrestricted quantification over properties and aims his fire particularly at Quine's proposal that an I-predicate in a first-order theory may always be interpreted as expressing absolute identity (even if such an interpretation is not required).

The binge-to-obesity phenomenon, however, doesn't show up unless mammals, including humans, shift to diets that don't exist in nature -- unrestricted starches and sugars.

Within the extra-synaptic membrane, the diffusion of AMPAR has been shown to be unrestricted and Brownian in nature [ 2].

Social media, by its very nature, is largely unrestricted by national boundaries".