Sentence examples for is restriction from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of restricting, or the state of being restricted.
The biggest problem I face is restriction by the security forces, especially on sensitive areas like the current civil war.
"There is no law beyond do what thou wilt; every man and woman is a star; the word of sin is restriction".
His colleague Aaron Shmulewitz, who represents co-ops and condos, added: "The norm is restriction, especially with large dogs and with breeds like Dobermans and Rottweilers.
A group of caddies in the United States, who have routinely complained with justification about the conditions bestowed on them, have filed a $50m lawsuit in relation to what they claim is restriction of trade involving commercial logos on their bibs.
The easiest method is restriction of the affine transformation function.
In all the above expressions there is restriction on the values of β.
If p is restriction-free, then (mathrm{ns}(p, I) = mathrm{ns(dom}({mathrm{dec}}(p, I)), I)).
If p is restriction-free, then sub(dom(({mathrm{dec}}(p))) (subseteq mathrm{sub}(p)), while if (p = {(mathbf{nu } L }t), then sub(dom(({mathrm{dec}}(p))) subseteq mathrm{sub}(p){{L'/L}}).
This suggests that there is restriction-dependent selection for the transposition products (against the R+ parental clones).
A likely process underlying the selection is restriction-enzyme-mediated killing or growth inhibition of cells without transposition.
The most popular GBS protocol is restriction-site-associated DNA (RAD) tag sequencing in which DNA fragments flanking particular restriction sites are targeted for sequencing, thereby allowing the discovery and genotyping of SNPs at these targeted locations [ 26].
