Sentence examples for limitations dictated from inspiring English sources

The awards panel noted that the architects had managed to bring abundant natural light into the building, despite height limitations dictated by history, endowing it with two clerestory "light corridors".

On the other hand, he added, he liked the steady work he had in comedy, and he had come to accept what he viewed as the professional limitations dictated by his physical appearance.

The 5-day studies of self-administration of GLP-1 had limitations dictated by practical considerations.

To ensure that treatment and diet effects could be compared across all groups, we conducted all three assays simultaneously on all samples for a given region and sex, but technical limitations dictated that each region and sex had to be performed in divided runs.

Different statutes of limitations dictate claims on private collections, and the rising value of the disputed artworks has raised the stakes for everyone.

These financial limitations dictate an almost singular focus for staff across the HPU, which necessitates that primary responsibility for developing young riders must be left to state sporting institutes.

However, data limitations dictate that we rely on a broader measure of absenteeism.

Practical limitations dictate that any successful attempt to design new ILs for industrial applications requires the ability to accurately predict their melting point and viscosity as experimental data will not be available for the designed structures.

However, in practice, cost and logistical limitations dictate refinement of sampling.

Energetic limitations dictate that the same resources cannot be allocated simultaneously to multiple organs, while phylogenetic limitations appear to dictate that a single plant has limited plasticity in shifting allocation that is, plant species are hardwired to a narrow range of allocation strategies (Reynolds and D'Antonio 1996; Müller et al. 2000; Craine and Dybzinski 2013).

(Italy's "period of limitation" dictates that a verdict much be reached within 7.5 years of the event, in this case the earthquake).