Sentence examples for call unrestricted from inspiring English sources

Many four-dimensionalists subscribe to a principle that a number of writers call unrestricted mereological composition.

We define and study a variant of bin packing called unrestricted black and white bin packing.

More than once, Holik called unrestricted free agency "a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity".

(There had been another Deloitte band, based in New York and called Unrestricted Entity, which once included seven managers among its eight members. But it has since disbanded, in part because of layoffs and job changes).

Comparative cp-laws which are not restricted by an exclusive cp-clause are also called unrestricted comparative cp-laws.

If the latter condition holds for all possible values of the Z1,…,Zn,, the comparative cp-law is called unrestricted; otherwise it is called restricted (see below).

In 1999, two colonels in the People's Liberation Army of China, Qiao Liang and Wang Xiangsui, released a book on military strategy called Unrestricted Warfare (超限战, literally "warfare beyond bounds").

However, one will not find any medieval philosopher who assents to the modern mereological thesis of universalism, or what David Lewis calls "unrestricted fusion" (1991, 74; cf. Simons 1987, 108 12 and the subsection on unrestricted fusions in the Encyclopedia entry on mereology).

They are called unrestricted free agents.

The United Nations agency chiefs renewed their call for unrestricted access to civilians and for an end to the sieges of Aleppo, the Old City of Homs, Yarmouk and several other areas.

Jason Reindorp, marketing director for Zune at Microsoft, said Mr. Jobs's call for unrestricted music sales was "irresponsible, or at the very least naïve," adding, "It's like he's on top of the mountain making pronouncements, while we're here on the ground working with the industry to make it happen".