Sentence examples for forms restricted from inspiring English sources

Group 1 includes two communities characterised by small forms restricted to very shallow and muddy settings, organised spatially into small patches (c. 1000 1500 m) with moderate spacing (c. 1500 2000 m).

The Octopoda occur from the surface of the open ocean (Tremoctopus) to the ocean floor (Pareledone, Bentheledone, Cirroteuthis) in excess of 5,000 metres (16,400 feet); most are bottom-dwelling forms restricted to the continental shelf and its slope.

The twin skeg concept is well proven with obvious advantages for the design of ships with full hull forms, restricted draft or highly loaded propellers.

These findings suggest that PIH, more specifically preeclampsia, is a heterogeneous syndrome and that preeclampsia may appear in two forms: restricted fetal growth preeclampsia and normal fetal growth preeclampsia [ 4- 7].

Thus, protectionism through tariff barriers, quotas or other forms restricts imports and consolidates a situation of REER appreciation.

Providing incomprehensible AD forms to patients with low reading skills does not promote their autonomy; incomprehensible AD forms restrict patient autonomy by inhibiting patients from expressing their goals and preferences for future health care.

A prolific composer of instrumental chamber music, his use of incipient sonata form, restricted harmonic vocabulary, and motivic, not highly ornamented melodies pointed to the future.

In particular, the pair of valves utilizes a simple centered stopper-flap based configuration, which lies near each other forming restricted fluidic path to direct fluidic flow efficiently.

The Sierra Leone international came to Scotland in 2011 but a combination of injuries and poor form restricted his chances with Neil Lennon's side.

5.3, although with a twist: the symplectic form restricted to (Sigma ) has rank 2 everywhere except on a 1-dimensional submanifold (Lambda ) where it has rank 0. Our results are also similar to those of Sect.

The urban structure of Oldham is irregular when compared to most towns in England, its form restricted in places by its hilly upland terrain.