Sentence examples for a slightly restricted from inspiring English sources

Stateless Servlets use a slightly restricted Racket language, but their continuation can be stored by the Web client or on a Web server's disk.

In 1968, Geoffrion [1] proposed a slightly restricted definition of efficiency that eliminates efficient points of a certain anomalous type and lended itself to more satisfactory characterization.

During the S2 stage, sediment supply is still sufficient, but the sea level began to rise forming a slightly restricted channel.

The extra trim, double-layer material, and stiffness of the bag contribute to a slightly restricted feeling inside, but really you can still fit your laptop, a charger, your phone, a couple pens, and a few medium-sized books or a pop can in there.

The only difference is that SoundCloud Go+ subscribers get access to SoundCloud's entire library over 150 million tracks, including premium tracks that are mostly licensed content from labels while SoundCloud Go users get access to a slightly restricted catalog of around 120 million songs.

Stenvers and Overbeek [ 16] described four palpatory mobility tests of the shoulder to identify patients with a slightly restricted shoulder.

Other similar expressions exist albeit with a sometimes slightly restricted focus.

Among these patients, particularly those showing perfusion inhomogeneity in combination with an already slightly restricted LVEF in gated SPECT were at a higher risk for the development of cardiac allograft dysfunction than patients with inhomogeneous perfusion but preserved LVEF.

The Berkeley Madonna system offers a free version that is only slightly restricted in functionality: the code and the setup (screen layout) cannot be saved.

For the sake of simplicity the slightly restricted sound SFC is treated as a standardised version of control interpreted Petri Net.

Once the cloth is saturated and completely covers the mouth and nose, air flow is slightly restricted for 20 to 40 seconds... this causes an increase in carbon dioxide level in the individual's blood.