Sentence examples for defining restrictions from inspiring English sources

"The Lord of the Rings" is an epic, and one of the defining restrictions — not to say pleasures — of epic is that it both predate and outwit psychology.

Hence, we propose an intermediate approach, using a state-variable model for planning and defining restrictions on the separate state-transition graphs for each state variable.

After defining restrictions in the intake capacity of the organism, based on a selection of experimental data, we used FBA to predict biomass production, and thus the capacity of the organism to grow under those restrictions.

"These kind of broadly defined restrictions would be impossible to comply with and impossible to enforce".

He said then that such "broadly defined restrictions would be impossible to comply with and impossible to enforce".

To progress beyond simple skills, a craftsman not only required the will to excel but sometimes was subject, in theory at least, to socially defined restrictions.

Permutations represented by this tree will comply with all defined restrictions, except those identified as conflicting.

The desired new state of the life cycle gap analysis is the minimization of the gaps to zero while fulfilling the defined restrictions of the approach.

Subject to defined restrictions, spontaneous polarity formation in slowly growing crystals can be regarded as a simple isomerization reaction, ↓ ⇌↑(↓, ↑, orientations of the dipole moments in crystals).

Resource allocation constraints define restrictions on how to allocate resources, and scheduling under resource allocation constraints provide proper resource allocation to tasks.

In cases where they do not overlap with nature conservation areas, protected biotopes or other areas with defined restrictions on land management, grassland may be converted if a compatibility assessment is conducted featuring that no significant changes in land use are induced.