Sentence examples for limitation to specific from inspiring English sources

Justice Stevens, like Justice Souter, rejects §1252(g)’s explicit limitation to specific steps in the deportation process.

This study presents a new bond-based peridynamic modeling of composite laminates without any limitation to specific fiber orientation and material properties in order to consider arbitrary laminate layups.

Precipitation as the triggering meteorological hazard in this case study was of "medium limitation" to specific locations following Egli's (1996) characterization, namely the northern Black Forest, the Swabian Alb, and the southeastern Alpine foothills.

Increasingly complex studies including some MR and nuclear medicine examinations are more likely to be relevant to the specialist and recognition of availability of some studies may require limitation to specific users.

To clarify the spatiotemporal patterns on the basis of the above mapping, the hazards are characterized following the concepts developed by Egli (1996) and Bloetzer (1998), who define five natural hazard characteristics: limitation to specific locations; limitation to time; spontaneity; limitation to space; possibility to intervene.

For instance, the bill would still change Medicaid from an entitlement with no budget limitation to specific payments made to states.

However, limitations to specific adaptation strategies may exist; for example, the introduction of selected or improved genetic material may not be allowed or difficult to achieve in forests managed under these principles (Brang et al. 2014).

The first characteristic is a hazard's limitation to a specific location with a specific natural setting (Egli 1996; Dikau and Glade 2002).

CellNetAnalyzer [ 21] necessarily has limitations due to specific purposes and implementation choices.

However, this transformation is "lossy", i.e., has several limitations due to specific properties of ODM and CDA ODMM is much more generic, because it assigns data items to item groups, and these item groups to forms.

The second characteristic, limitation to time, refers to specific temporal conditions that accompany the occurrence of hazards, such as seasons (Egli 1996).