Sentence examples for encumbrance by from inspiring English sources

It provided not only for undivided inheritance but also forbade partition by will and even the sale of the farm or its encumbrance by mortgage.

Again, for the similar reason of computational encumbrance by high-order process, the second-order algorithm has a smoother path to reach the steady state needing two correction iterations (i = 2), while both the fourth- and sixth-order algorithms require one more iterations (i = 3) and struggle slightly on way to convergence (the learning curves experience small fluctuations).

Superhydrophobicity is associated with a number of possible evolutionary benefits that may be bestowed upon an organism, ranging from the ease of dewetting of their surfaces and therefore prevention of encumbrance by water droplets, self-cleaning and removal of particulates and potential pathogens, and even to antimicrobial activity.

53 Its aim is to foster innovation in a process-driven manner, with OS methods used to avoid encumbrance by traditional intellectual property approaches.

It has been suggested that AdoCbl bond labilization may, in part, be achieved by steric crowding, through local interactions with the 5′-deoxyadenosyl radical moiety, angular distortions in the corrinoid ring, or encumbrance by an active site residue.

The original encumbrance posed by m on the text is in this case (log |Σ| + 1) s m, from which we subtract | m| log |Σ| + f m D m log D + log | m| + f m (log r + 1), where r is the size of the dictionary, in itself a parameter to be either fixed a priori or estimated.

The Texas Board of Education gave grudging support last week to teaching the mainstream theory of evolution without the most troubling encumbrances sought by religious and social conservatives.

Page A26 EVOLUTION SEMANTICS, TEXAS-STYLE The Texas Board of Education gave grudging support last week to teaching the theory of evolution without the most troubling encumbrances sought by religious and social conservatives.

The words, boomed sonorously at half a dozen worshippers gathered for the 8am Eucharist, are those of a fifth-century prelate, dismayed by the encumbrance of promotion.

In 2013 it was revealed that over half of the salmon farms in Scotland straight-up killed seals that were proving to be an encumbrance upon their livestock usually by shooting them with actual, lead bullets.

He never abandoned his crusade for the poor ― his speaking tours for A Christmas Carol raised money for charity ― but family joys and responsibilities became an encumbrance to a man consumed by his own greatness.