Sentence examples for imposing a restriction from inspiring English sources

Floristic inventories in sal forests vary dramatically in plot size, sampled area, and measurement threshold of minimum stem diameter, imposing a restriction in comparison of species richness (Table 5).

Firing rates above baseline can encode positive prediction errors by using a large dynamic range, however, below baseline firing rates can only go down to zero, imposing a restriction on coding of negative prediction errors.

The federal government, in September, had imposed a restriction of one gas connection per household.

Some of the ways we cope with anxieties are positive and developmental, but others impose a restriction on our personality because they're rather rigid defences.

Just last April, the court said the Constitution does not permit the government to impose a restriction "simply on the basis that some speech is not worth it".

If you need to impose a restriction zone, for example around a fragile object, then simply explain why and direct visitors to where they can take a closer look at the detail (for example, online).

This imposes a restriction on the functional relationship between malnutrition and its determinants.

However, this imposes a restriction on the conversion of an RDB table, as it cannot be faithfully recreated in NoSQL.

Differences in costs associated with water extraction between surface and ground water sources naturally impose a restriction to adopt irrigation.

Moreover, we point out that none conditions of Lemma 2.6 impose a restriction on q j (t), 1 ≤ j ≤ n.

It, however, imposes a restriction that transverse shear stress vanishes on the top and bottom surfaces of the plate.