Sentence examples for had limitations imposed from inspiring English sources

Sylvia Anderson explained how the two crews faced different challenges: "[Bell] had limitations imposed on him by a very strict series budget ... it was more tricky to match the interior with an equally complicated puppet set.

The latter methods have limitations imposed by GO, which has a limited range of functional categories and is human curated.

In flexible macromolecules, the H-graft-P units are connected freely, whereas the stiff macromolecules have limitations imposed on torsion and bending angles and carry local helical structure.

It is important to emphasize that our phylogenetic analysis has limitations imposed by the fact we are dealing with an EST databank.

Ground heat exchangers (GHE) have serious limitations imposed upon them when installed in soils having low thermal conductivity and diffusivity.

The present study has limitations largely imposed by the study design.

"When you have those limitations imposed on yourself, it really opens up your imagination".

Mangalore, in the Western Ghats, or hills, region, has other limitations imposed by geography.

Again, material selections of components that are exposed to this high pressure may have some limitations imposed by their stress requirement and pumping losses.

Light microscope methods have severe limitations imposed by the ultimate size resolution of the light-optical system.

"I view bicuriosity as an awakening to the idea that a person doesn't have to accept the limitations imposed upon people through heterosexism and homonormativity," Williams said.