Sentence examples for because of constrictions from inspiring English sources

Certificates management in mobile ad hoc networks is a veritable challenge because of constrictions imposed by the nature of the network.

Power looms larger than space in the data center's future — the data-center group Afcom predicts that in the next five years, more than 90percentt of companies' data centers will be interrupted at least once because of power constrictions.

The lobulated shape is because of concurrent constrictions and bulges of both the cortex and fatty hilum.

The literature for this review on ETS and asthma is based on a Medline database (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi db=PubMed&itool=toolbar) search up to May 2004, but because of space constrictions, we reference previous reviews when possible and describe in detail only some recent longitudinal or incident case control studies.

The director of an educational center, the Jerusalem Fund for Aish HaTorah, Rabbi Shore described another set of constrictions.

Symptoms included a burning sensation in the limbs because of blood constriction, which led to gangrene.

Because of a constriction point on the rail grid known as the Spokane Funnel, every one of those energy trains on the horizon — 60 a day by some estimates, empty and full — would come right through the middle of Spokane, Washington's second-largest city, with a population of 209,000.

The use of vigabatrin was registered because of the risk of constriction of visual field [ 31].

Maybe these desires are just reflections of ingrained gender roles, or maybe people aren't being honest with what they really want because stepping outside of the constrictions of gender is intimidating.

All this has happened during a period of constriction and fragmentation for the music business — and maybe partly because of it, given the industry's grudging respect for niche dominion.

What all these comics have in common is a dreamlike feeling of constriction and disjointedness.