Sentence examples for depriving space from inspiring English sources

These substitutions also leave the form of physical equations unchanged for coordinate-systems in motion, allowing for the relativity of space within such coordinate-systems, thus depriving space and time of the "last vestige of physical objectivity" (Schlick 2006a, Sec. VII).

One controversial proposal is to deprive space-time of its fundamental status by showing how it "emerges " in some non-spatio-temporal theory.

Such pioneering ventures ended after the Soviet Union disintegrated and the economy soured, depriving the space agency of funds.

Messi was regularly deprived of space in the first half by a host of red shirts.

"He rightly believed this method to be less dangerous than to muzzle the senators directly," is Cramer's assessment of Augustus's decision to terminate publication of the senatorial protocols, limiting at a stroke how physical voices raised against him in the Senate could travel and lodge in the wider public consciousness by depriving them of space on the official platform.

RIBA warned that the squeeze on space was "depriving thousands of families of the space needed for them to live comfortably and cohesively, to eat and socialise together, to accommodate a growing family or ageing relatives, or even to store possessions including everyday necessities such as a vacuum cleaner".

An important finding from this research was that opposing socioeconomic gradients were observed for the availability of total and usable green space: deprived neighbourhoods were relatively disadvantaged in total green space availability, but had relatively more usable green space.

At a stroke it will shift the political centre way to the left, depriving the ANC of space for gradualism.

"You can't expect us to keep all these open fields and green spaces while depriving us of the ratables that reasonable construction would allow," he said.

When the city introduces a bike lane on a given street, it reduces the number of paid parking spaces, thereby depriving it of revenue.

"We have been traditionally deprived of park space," said Majora Carter, an associate director of the community development corporation.