Sentence examples for allowed physical from inspiring English sources

The NTV television channel reported that helicopter piloting, along with motorcycle racing, was one of the latest hobbies of a man who never allowed physical challenges -- as a youth, he lost a foot in an accident at aviation school -- to hinder his pursuit of sport.

To reestablish a communication, the transponder's current physical relation factor has to be below the maximum allowed physical relation factor.

Unique depth of scientific knowledge has allowed physical metallurgy to lead the development of a successful computational materials design methodology grounded in a system of fundamental databases.

On a "pushy explainers" view of laws such as that defended by Maudlin (2007), probabilistic laws are interpreted as irreducible dynamical transition-chances between allowed physical states, and the incompatibility of such laws with determinism is immediate.

Materials such as low fat, air/oil-in-water and water-in-water emulsions as well as sheared (or fluid) gels will be discussed as this approach has allowed physical, chemical and sensory properties of high fat content foods to be matched by structures containing considerably less fat.

The eight boys rescued before Tuesday are in a good condition, according to doctors, though they will not be allowed physical contact with their families until blood tests show they are clear of infectious diseases.

And while it will not sell attractions that allow physical interaction with animals, it will continue to list them.

The big change is the availability of more data about people and things, which allows physical assets to be disaggregated and consumed as services.

Judge Doherty has been holding hearings on the prison and has denounced Wackenhut for depriving the boys of adequate food and warm clothing and allowing physical abuse by the guards.

The director of photography, Robert Richardson, has an extraordinary knack of allowing physical structures to brood over us, in their solid mass, and yet to hover as ungraspably as a dream.

That's a consequence of the quantum-mechanical property of superposition, which allows physical objects to exist in multiple states, or even be in different places, at one time.